The DEA: A Good Place to Cut the Federal Budget
In the real world, repeated failure usually results in budget cuts. But that's not how things work with government agencies like the DEA.
U.S. History
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The Money Myths Behind the Creation of the Federal Reserve
Roger Lowenstein's new book on the Federal Reserve relies on some well-worn myths about the monetary history of the United States.
Jeff Sessions’s Drug War May End What’s Left of States’ Rights
The Drug War has become a linchpin in the fight against continued federal centralization of power. Jeff Sessions is on the wrong side of the fight.
Taxpayers Footing the Bill for the Inauguration Junkets
The inauguration events are nothing more than pro-government propaganda and fundraising. And, they will cost the taxpayers more than $100 million.
Will Automation Make us Poor?
The benefit of automation is that it leads to an increase in real wages. This was true 100 years ago, and it is still true today.
Ruled by DC: Get the Feds Out of Western Lands
Obama's unilateral move to create National Monuments in Western states is simply the natural outcome of allowing federal control of so much land.
A Message From Lew Rockwell
Mises called Hazlitt "the economic conscience of our country and of our nation."
How Unions Used Licensing to Crush Ethnic Barbershops
Barbering offered a living wage to many Italian-Americans and blacks during the 19th century. Thus, a labor union stepped in to put an end to that.
Why the Bill of Rights Is Failing
The words of the Bill of Rights are nice, but they mean nothing if the public abandons the ideology that underpins the Bill of Rights itself.
Week in Review: December 10, 2016
Although the election is over, the ideological fight continues.
