Javier Milei and the Legitimacy of Libertarian Policy – Cato Institute
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Bipartisan Assault on Free Speech
International Man: Under the previous administration, we saw an aggressive push against so-called “disinformation”—fact-checkers, censorship, and suppression of views outside the mainstream narrative. At the same time, there was a strong focus on social justice, gender ideology, and migrant protection. What’s your perspective on that era and its impact on free speech? Doug Casey: It’s no longer […]
All Trade is Reciprocal. Trump’s Tariffs Interfere With That Reciprocity.
President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” massive tax hikes—err, tariffs—are here, and the effects are already apparent in stock market selloffs, layoffs, and plant closures. We’re also being asked to tolerate a little pain for the duration of the trade war with the entire planet until “reciprocal” tariffs close American trade deficits with other countries. But […]
Today in Supreme Court History: April 4, 1861
4/4/1861: Justice John McLean dies. Justice John McLean The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 4, 1861 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Reason.com
Review: Is the New Captain America Movie an Allegory for Donald Trump?
Never trust a president, even if he’s an elderly but still charismatic Harrison Ford. That’s one way to interpret Captain America: Brave New World. In theory, Brave New World is the fourth movie in the Captain America subfranchise of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the first to star Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson, the not-quite-super-soldier previously known as Falcon, […]
Javier Milei and the Legitimacy of Libertarian Policy – Cato Institute
Javier Milei and the Legitimacy of Libertarian Policy Cato Institute Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
No, FDR Did Not Give People “Hope”
When someone does not passively accept the statement that FDR’s New Read More Article from Mises Institute
Wintour of Our Discontent
The irony of it is that we’re still living in the thick of so many of the left’s bad ideas and policies. Biological boys are still excelling in girls’ sports, and every Democrat in the Senate voted against a law to stop it. I could go on, but let’s look at how the media is […]
Review: Flow Is a Beautiful Low-Budget Animated Feature
Part of the beauty of Flow, a Latvian film that won this year’s Oscar for best animated feature, is its simplicity. In an age of overstuffed blockbusters, this is a straightforward tale. There’s a flood. A black cat fights to survive it. It encounters other animals trying to do the same. An unlikely band of brothers […]
Argentine senate rejects President Milei’s Supreme Court appointees in blow to libertarian leader – livingstonenterprise.net
Argentine senate rejects President Milei’s Supreme Court appointees in blow to libertarian leader livingstonenterprise.net Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
Bipartisan Assault on Free Speech
International Man: Under the previous administration, we saw an aggressive push against so-called “disinformation”—fact-checkers, censorship, and suppression of views outside the mainstream narrative. At the same time, there was a strong focus on social justice, gender ideology, and migrant protection. What’s your perspective on that era and its impact on free speech? Doug Casey: It’s no longer […]
All Trade is Reciprocal. Trump’s Tariffs Interfere With That Reciprocity.
President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” massive tax hikes—err, tariffs—are here, and the effects are already apparent in stock market selloffs, layoffs, and plant closures. We’re also being asked to tolerate a little pain for the duration of the trade war with the entire planet until “reciprocal” tariffs close American trade deficits with other countries. But […]
Today in Supreme Court History: April 4, 1861
4/4/1861: Justice John McLean dies. Justice John McLean The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 4, 1861 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Reason.com
Review: Is the New Captain America Movie an Allegory for Donald Trump?
Never trust a president, even if he’s an elderly but still charismatic Harrison Ford. That’s one way to interpret Captain America: Brave New World. In theory, Brave New World is the fourth movie in the Captain America subfranchise of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the first to star Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson, the not-quite-super-soldier previously known as Falcon, […]
Javier Milei and the Legitimacy of Libertarian Policy – Cato Institute
Javier Milei and the Legitimacy of Libertarian Policy Cato Institute Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
No, FDR Did Not Give People “Hope”
When someone does not passively accept the statement that FDR’s New Read More Article from Mises Institute
Wintour of Our Discontent
The irony of it is that we’re still living in the thick of so many of the left’s bad ideas and policies. Biological boys are still excelling in girls’ sports, and every Democrat in the Senate voted against a law to stop it. I could go on, but let’s look at how the media is […]
Review: Flow Is a Beautiful Low-Budget Animated Feature
Part of the beauty of Flow, a Latvian film that won this year’s Oscar for best animated feature, is its simplicity. In an age of overstuffed blockbusters, this is a straightforward tale. There’s a flood. A black cat fights to survive it. It encounters other animals trying to do the same. An unlikely band of brothers […]
Argentine senate rejects President Milei’s Supreme Court appointees in blow to libertarian leader – livingstonenterprise.net
Argentine senate rejects President Milei’s Supreme Court appointees in blow to libertarian leader livingstonenterprise.net Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News