Cuban-US Relations: A Step in the Right Direction
The US Government takes baby steps toward normal relations with Cuba. This is a good thing.
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How Presidential Politics in Florida Wag the Dog on Cuba
How parochial ethno-nationalist concerns perpetuate the Cuban trade embargo
The Remains of the Ruble
In January 2014, 33 Russian rubles exchanged for 1 dollar. In December 2014, the amount has more than doubled, reaching 77.2 rubles per dollar. At the bottom of it lie the actions of the Bank of Russia.
Call for paper for a special issue on ‘’Business Management and Austrian Economics’’:
Call for Papers for a special issue on "Business Management and Austrian Economics" in the journal BFuP - Betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung und Praxis.
Nebraska and Oklahoma Sue Colorado Over Legal Cannabis
Nebraska and Oklahoma think Colorado has entirely too much freedom, and they aim to put a stop to it in the federal courts.
A New Libertarian Book to Push Aside The Communist Manifesto and Mao’s Little Red Book
There's a new mini-reivew of Hoppe's new book at Target Liberty.
Michael Vick: True American Hero
"What Michael did was the exception, not the rule. He didn't have to do this."
If We Fix Racism, Will Government Be Fixed?
The George Stinney case: racism can explain why the jury would want to convict a black person, but only a deplorable pro-government bias explains why they so easily convicted this particular black person.
US National Debt Crosses $18 Trillion
US National Debt now exceeds $18 Trillion with no end in sight. Will we see national default on the debt or hyperinflation?
