Mises Wire

The struggle over holidays oddly mirrors the intractable struggle between market and state, so that we have Labor Day, Presidents Day, and Memorial

In an opinion piece on Bloomberg

Alan Greenspan is in the news a lot currently because of the release of his new book. I haven’t read the book.

How comfy we are all in the United States, as we engage in living-room debates about the US occupation of Iraq.

President Bush has just signed the long-debated ethics bill, which Democrats are trumpeting as helping “drain the swamp” of corruption,

It was this very day that I was telling some visiting students about the silliness of the old populist silver movement of the late 19th century, ho

It has been said that political movements which appear anemic, confined to the corner tables of

Chapter 4 is one of the longest chapters of the book.

James Fenimore Cooper, America’s first great national novelist, widely influenced our literature and Americans’ sense of history in the