Inflation and Mercantilism in America: Five Cases
If inflation is the health of the State, how and in what way has government generated inflation in the history of the United States?
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Ditch Net Neutrality Now
The scarcity of internet bandwidth cannot be legislated away, and consumers would benefit most from market allocation — not state control.
Dismantle the FBI, and Give its Money Back to the States
The FBI has long claimed that the states are too small and the US needs a huge national police force. There's no evidence that this is true.
Americans Are More Mobile Than Many Other Societies — And That’s Not Always Good
Americans are more mobile residents of other countries, and this has many economic benefits. But residential mobility also has a number of hidden costs.
Week in Review: April 29, 2017
Socialism has long relied upon propagandists seeking to disguise their desire for power under the false banner of intellectualism.
The Jefferson Nobody Knows
The Jefferson who emerges from Kevin Gutzman's new book is fascinating yes, but more importantly, he is a radical.
The Racist History of Minimum Wage Laws
Historically, minimum wage laws have done a lot to stifle employment among African-Americans. The trend continues today.
Panel: “Prospects for Peace in the Age of Trump”
A panel discussion and question-and-answer period featuring Hunt Tooley, Phil Giraldi, and Daniel McAdams.
California Senate Votes to Nullify Federal Immigration Law
The California government's latest effort to stifle federal immigration efforts is not just a symbolic gesture.
