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Just wondering everyone’s opinions. Nicaragua is letting Russia’s military cross train in their country and the USA called it an provocation ( We consider this a provocation by the Nicaraguan regime,” Brian Nichols, the head of western hemisphere affairs at the State Department, was quoted by DW-TV at last week’s Summit of the Americas in […]
I am excited to tell you about a new book project from our brilliant Senior Fellow, Jörg Guido Hülsmann. I just finished the manuscript, and let me tell you: this is a remarkable work. That is why I’m writing you—as part of a select group of Mises Institute Supporters and fans of Dr. Hülsmann’s work. […]
Murray Newton Rothbard, perhaps the greatest enemy of the state in the second half of the twentieth century, would have recently celebrated his ninety-seventh birthday had he lived. Men are not salmon, those unique creatures that swim against the current. Most people “go with the flow” and allow the pace of events to dictate their […]
The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), the country’s second-largest, closed its doors Tuesday on the first of a three-day solidarity strike by teachers who are backing a 30 percent pay raise plus $2 per hour “equity wage adjustment” for custodial workers represented by the powerful Service Employees International Union (SEIU). Keeping kids locked out […]
What is the principle that underlies the Republican Party? I’d say there really isn’t one. Big government, religion-based censorship, huge spending, authoritarian tendencies, no need for ethics, honesty, integrity. Minimize freedom in many cases, except for complete freedom regarding guns, to the point of lunacy. Similarly, what is the principle that underlies the Democratic Party? […]
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on March 10 was the second largest bank failure in US history. Just two days following SVB’s collapse, Signature Bank joined the record books as the third largest bank failure in US history. First Republic Bank also seemed on the edge of collapse until Bank of America, Citigroup, […]
I have just uploaded to SSRN a draft of a forthcoming article I have coauthored with Kevin Quinn and ByungKoo Kim entitled Twenty-First Century Split: Partisan, Racial, and Gender Differences in Circuit Judges Following Earlier Opinions. We have not started the editing process, so we would love to read any comments you might have. Here […]
David Koresh was a spiritual leader who saw himself as the final prophet in a world that was coming to an end. Though Koresh and his followers were largely peaceful, they were amassing weapons as a way to defend themselves when the apocalypse came. Numbering about 100, the Branch Davidians lived a quiet existence in […]
“The fact is, America really is crazy when it comes to drugs,” said Ethan Nadelmann, founder of the Drug Policy Alliance, in a 2014 TED Talk. So what would happen if America actually ended its almost 52-year-old war on drugs? What can we learn from the example of Portugal, which decriminalized all drugs in 2000? What […]
In a dispute with Congress over the proper role of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) in retirement investing, President Joe Biden chose to promote progressive environmentalism. On Monday, Biden vetoed a congressional resolution to nullify a recent Labor Department rule issued that explicitly allows retirement managers to weigh ESG factors in investment decisions. Congress attempted […]
“The climate time-bomb is ticking,” declared United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at the press conference on Monday launching the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) AR6 Synthesis Report. He called it “a survival guide for humanity.” The report is supposed to be a comprehensive summary of the scientific, economic, and policy findings of six earlier […]
On the three-year anniversary of America’s COVID-19 oh-shit moment—when Tom Hanks announced he had contracted the potentially deadly virus and the NBA suspended the rest of its season—I looked down at the little testing rectangle and said “Oh, shoot.” It was more observationally interesting than existentially nerve-rattling to experience my second official case of COVID […]