Mises Wire

In his New York Times column of June 3, Joseph Nocera asks

A friend in Cambodia alerted me to this story, about the Cambodian Prime

I’m trying to order a hamburger, medium well, but the cook was involved in heated argument with the customer who was insisting that DSL is be

I loved my cat. Probably as much as my cousin, Malcolm, who owed me fifty bucks. So when she died — my cat, not Malcolm — I was unhappy.

Congressmen no longer read the bills they vote on and thus do not require them to make sense.

One of of the most underreported repercussions of the ill-advised SarbOx legislation is

We tend to assume that without an interventionist government, life would fall into chaos. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

I am pleased to announce that David Lipscomb’s book Civil Government: Its Origin, Mission, and Destiny, and the Christian’s Relatio

One reason I so loved Murray Rothbard was his ability to pick out that which was blindly hailed by t

And the US Army Corps of Engineers is really sorry about destroying New Orleans.