Congress Shirks Its Duty on Foreign Policy Yet Again
Just because Congress approves the use of force does not mean that a war is wise. But Congress should at least be willing to debate the matter.
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Ludwig von Mises on Collectivist Fallacies and Interventionist Follies
This year marks the sixtieth anniversary of the publication of 'Theory and History' in 1957, a work of enduring relevance in our own time.
US Sanctions Against Venezuela Will Hurt Americans
Sanctions against foreign nations are ultimately built upon restricting the freedom of Americans.
The World Is Creeping Toward De-Dollarization
The reign of every world reserve currency has to come to an end at some point in time.
Money-Supply Growth Drops Again — Falls to 108-Month Low
The last time the money supply grew at a smaller rate was during August 2008.
Johnny Appleseed: Land Speculator, Alcohol Dealer, Capitalist
Johnny Appleseed is a man truly deserving to be considered an American hero, but he should also be remembered as a hero of American capitalism.
To Combat “Hate,” Make Government Weaker
Simply asking people to get along isn’t going to work so long as there is a massive power structure in place that is driving the actual fear.
With a Central Bank, Bank “Deregulation” Can Be a Bad Thing
When a central bank exists, deregulation may make it easier for central banks to create more money "out of thin air."
Week in Review: September 16, 2017
"Politicians who compromise and seek bipartisanship are the most dangerous among the entire crew in Washington."
Hazlitt: Human Action, Mises’s Masterpiece
"This book is the counterweight of Marx's Das Kapital, of Lord Keynes's General Theory, and of countless other books recommending socialization."
