The War on Curiosity
People engaging in motivated ignorance “neither know — nor want to know — what the opposition has to say.”
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Racially-Motivated Laws Are a Real Thing — And They End up Targeting Everyone
It's important to recognize racially-motivated laws often have negative consequences for all members of society.
The Military Is a Jobs Program — for Immigrants and Many Others
The US military has long acted as a jobs program, for both citizens and non-citizens alike. It's time to cut it all back.
PC and the Bureaucratization of the Economy
Profit-oriented business organizations that demand political conformity in the workplace are mimicking government agencies, and we must turn to Mises's book Bureaucracy for guidance.
Charles Krauthammer: Intellectual for the Ruling Class
From gun control, to war, and to the New Deal: Charles Krauthammer took the pro-government, interventionist line.
The Supreme Court Is Much Too Powerful
A handful of judges in Washington, DC, do nothing to protect our freedoms. In fact, they are a grave threat to freedom.
The Economics Book Gives Mises Some Much-Deserved Attention
It's refreshing to read a widely published economics book which casts the Austrian school in its proper light.
What Anthony Bourdain Taught Me About Life and Liberty
His great contribution is one of bringing the world closer together to create peace, mutual understanding, and prosperity.
WNBA Players are Overpaid
The salaries of pro athletes has little to do with athleticism and everything to do with the entertainment the public receives from them.
Woodrow Wilson and the Tariff: Lessons for Today
Since the Tariff Act of 1789, the tariff has been the playground of special interests, and used as a means of rewarding political friends, and harming political enemies.
