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Japanese Americans, Internment, Democracy, and the U.S. Government

02/21/2014 Ryan McMaken

February 19 is the Day of Remembrance for those who wish to recall that on February 19, 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt issued

Sochi Day 14: The Price of a Gold Medal

02/21/2014 David Howden

Success is its own reward, but sometimes it also means punishment. In few instances is this more apparent than with medal winners in Sochi.

Mises, Kant, and Welfare Spending

02/21/2014 David Howden

Patrick Barron writes in

Ron Paul: Ukraine Should Split into Smaller Counties

02/21/2014 Ryan McMaken

In this video, Ron Paul notes what is obvious to any actual libertarian: US intervention in Ukraine is a horrible idea.

Video: White House Touts Federal Stimulus Success

02/21/2014 Ryan McMaken

Joe Salerno dismantles the Council of Economic Advisers’ latest report touting the success of the 2009 stimulus, five years later. Dr.

Requiem for a Bernank

02/21/2014 David Howden

How best to assess Ben Bernanke´s tenure as head of the Fed?

Reasonableness In Minimum Wage “Debate”

02/19/2014 Per Bylund

If President Obama has a legacy in the history books of the future, it will likely be the utter ignorance of and contempt for economics expressed i

Podcast: Judge Napolitano and Tom Woods

02/19/2014 Per Bylund

Judge Napolitano, the Mises Institute’s Distinguished Scholar of Law and Jurisprudence,

Video: “How Do We Stop Rising Healthcare Costs?”

02/19/2014 Ryan McMaken

Peter Klein articulates several reasons why our current “Healthcare System” is so expensive, and explains how only the free market, wit

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