U.S. History

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Jeff Deist

Jeff Deist interviewed about American Indian tribes and property rights.

Gregory Bresiger

After many decades of rent control and other regulations, New York politicians still can't seem to figure out why housing is so expensive.

Murray N. Rothbard

In the deepest sense, the American Revolution was a conscious majority revolution on behalf of libertarianism and against power.

Ryan McMaken

Government policy encourages homeless people to congregate in public areas twice over: first, cities destroy access to very-low-cost housing. Second, city governments often refuse to enforce their own rules of public-space use. Tent cities result.

Joakim Book

Joakim Book reviews Greenspan and Wooldridge's 'Capitalism in America.' What could go wrong with a book from a former Fed chairman? Quite a lot!

Dominick Armentano

There is almost no economic problem, real or imagined, that cannot be made worse by inappropriate government regulation. Antitrust is no exception.

Gary Galles

How old should a monument be to avoid Establishment Clause challenges? Not that old, given the Supreme Court invented the "wall of separation" argument in only 1947.

Murray N. Rothbard

What would Murray Rothbard have said in the planned chapter 10 of his nine-chapter manuscript on the Progressive Era? Patrick Newman reveals Rothbard's target: the fourth party system (1896–1932).

William L. Anderson

From crumbling public transport to rampant homelessness, progressive politicians are terrible at running the government once they are in power.

Patrick Newman

What would Murray Rothbard have said in the planned chapter 10 of his nine-chapter manuscript on the Progressive Era? Patrick Newman reveals Rothbard's target: the fourth party system (1896–1932).