The First Day of the Somme
The Sacrifice of July 1, 1916. The first day of the Battle of the Somme was a human disaster.
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The US Should Have 10,000 Members of Congress
The ballooning size of legislative districts in the US is just one more illustration of how the United States is too large.
The Week in Review: June 25, 2016
By rejecting globalism and embracing self-determination, Brexit is an example of decentralization and devolution of state power, which is cause for celebration.
Thousands Flee as Venezuela Implodes
The collapse of the Venezuelan experiment in "21st century socialism" can be seen in the rising tide of emigrants out of the country.
Brexit: Individualism > Nationalism > Globalism
Decentralization and devolution of state power is always a good thing, regardless of the motivations behind such movements.
When Soviet Totalitarians Became American Allies
June 22, 1941 marks the day that friends of Stalin in the West were finally able to portray their hero as an anti-Nazi hero for the world.
Just Another Day in Regulated Europe
Martin is happy that EU bureaucrats manage every aspect of his life. Martin's brother, though, is not as appreciative of his unelected overlords.
Britain Doesn’t Need the EU to Thrive
Leaving the EU would open up countless opportunities for the UK to expand its trade with more dynamic parts of the the world.
Why Brexit Is Better for Britain
The EU is a case par excellence illustrating the failure of economic interventionism. Britain would be wise to leave it behind.
1916: The Breaking Point
A hundred years ago, the crisis of the war was forging a new world organized around war itself.
