The Supreme Court’s New Attack on the Fourth Amendment
Not surprisingly, the Supreme Court — part of the US government — recently decided to expand the powers and privileges of the US government.
Mises Wire
Has Innovation Reached Its Breaking Point?
Writing for Entrepreneur, Per Bylund offers three arguments for why innovation skeptics are wrong.
Why Hillary Clinton Wasn’t Indicted
Why wasn't Hillary Clinton indicted? It certainly wasn't because federal prosecutors have a towering respect for the rights of defendants.
Was Mises a Cynic?
Mises maintained that humans act out of self interest. But that doesn't mean others can't benefit from those actions, regardless of intent.
America’s Radical Revolution
Since the Revolution was a people's war, the extent of mass participation in the militia and committees led necessarily to a democratizing of suffrage in the new governments.
Don’t Confuse the Declaration of Independence with the Constitution
Some people seem to think the Constitution of 1787 is pretty much the same thing as the Declaration of Independence. They're wrong.
Elizabeth Warren Turns a Blind Eye to the Central Bank
Elizabeth Warren thinks she can prevent future foreclosure crises by regulating private banks. She should take a hard look at central banks instead.
It’s the Fourth of July! Why Am I Sad?
When I was a kid, I loved Independence Day. Now it just makes me sad.
The Right Government Policy Toward Entrepreneurship
I've said many times that the best way government can promote entrepreneurship is to get out of the way.
The Lesson Revisited
Economics, as we have now seen again and again, is a science of recognizing secondary consequences.
