Politics

The more the state is involved in “eliminating” poverty, the more poverty we have in society. The free market is the best means of reducing poverty.

Empire creates the foundation for foreign meddling in domestic politics.

Ignorance is treated as a reason to trust the state rather than a reason to withhold judgment about its exercise of coercion. To assume that the state’s unknown information is correct and justifying is therefore to err on the side of violence.

As the federal government continues to metastasize, rolling back state power will have to begin with the state governments. Florida is providing some good examples.

As governments grow in size and power, some come to believe that this growth can go on indefinitely. But state power, too, has its limitations.

Ignorance is treated as a reason to trust the state rather than a reason to withhold judgment about its exercise of coercion. To assume that the state’s unknown information is correct and justifying is therefore to err on the side of violence.

On this episode of Power & Market, Ryan, Connor, and Tho talk about new highs in bond yields, why that matters, and whether or not a new round of $5,000 Trump bucks will solve America's affordability crisis.

The drama continues in college sports—not on the field, but in the courtrooms—thanks to judges applying antitrust law that does not permit the NCAA to be able to enforce its own rules.

The drama continues in college sports—not on the field, but in the courtrooms—thanks to judges applying antitrust law that does not permit the NCAA to be able to enforce its own rules.

Modern civil rights laws and policies have made a large number of people better off. However, the beneficiaries are not the people that the civil rights establishment claims to be helping. No one understands this better than the great economist, Thomas Sowell.