How Economic Competition, Rational Economic Calculation, and Civilization Emerge from Private Property
Mises said, “The continued existence of society d Read More Article from Mises Institute
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The Backlash Against Israel’s Western-Backed Crimes Will Fuel the Far Right
A new Pew survey has found that a majority of Americans now have a negative view of Israel, with 53 percent of respondents now holding an unfavorable view of the Zionist state — up from 42 percent just three years ago. This comes as Benjamin Netanyahu announces after his latest meeting with Donald Trump that negotiations with Iran will necessarily have […]
“Climate Activist Found Guilty in Defacing Degas Exhibit at National Gallery of Art”
From Tuesday’s Justice Department press release: Timothy Martin, 55, of Raleigh, North Carolina, was found guilty by a federal jury for his role in the April 27, 2023, defacement of an art exhibit at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. The verdict was announced by U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin, Jr., and Special […]
American Prisons Don’t Work. California Is Trying Something That Might.
Maybe it’s just a sign of our angry and divided times, but I’m finding that critics often don’t read past the headline or the first couple of paragraphs before sending me a nasty-gram. So, in the interest of reading comprehension, I will start this unlikely-to-be popular column with some caveats. I believe dangerous predators should […]
“We’re Taking in $2 Billion a Day!”
Said Donald Trump, happy as a child with his new favorite Christmas toy, celebrating the bloating of the federal bureaucracy with even Read More Article from LewRockwell
Two Cheers for Extended Tax Cuts and an IRS in Chaos
With Tax Day rapidly approaching, I can’t be the only person who chuckles over reports about layoffs and top officials quitting at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). “Oh, that should put them off their game,” I think to myself. I’m equally pleased to see Congress moving to extend tax cuts even while knowing that the […]
Today in Supreme Court History: April 11, 1862
4/11/1862: Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes’s birthday. Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 11, 1862 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Reason.com
Review: Authoritarianism Backfires in the Latest Dune Installment
If you’re looking to watch another dispatch from the perilous sand-covered planet Arrakis, you won’t find it in the Max series Dune: Prophecy. This visit to the Dune universe takes place 10,000 years before Paul Atreides’ birth and bears little resemblance to the world portrayed in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune films. Dune: Prophecy follows Valya and Tula Harkonnen Read […]
A Review of Some GDP Problems
Far from being a true measure of economic health Read More Article from Mises Institute
Donald Trump is Making the Case for BRICS
The boys and girls on Wall Street heaved a big sign of relief yesterday, with the stock market making historic gains, a welcome respite for the losses of the preceding days, when Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause in the severe tariffs, opting only to impose a 10% tariff across the board. Well, not for […]
The Backlash Against Israel’s Western-Backed Crimes Will Fuel the Far Right
A new Pew survey has found that a majority of Americans now have a negative view of Israel, with 53 percent of respondents now holding an unfavorable view of the Zionist state — up from 42 percent just three years ago. This comes as Benjamin Netanyahu announces after his latest meeting with Donald Trump that negotiations with Iran will necessarily have […]
“Climate Activist Found Guilty in Defacing Degas Exhibit at National Gallery of Art”
From Tuesday’s Justice Department press release: Timothy Martin, 55, of Raleigh, North Carolina, was found guilty by a federal jury for his role in the April 27, 2023, defacement of an art exhibit at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. The verdict was announced by U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin, Jr., and Special […]
American Prisons Don’t Work. California Is Trying Something That Might.
Maybe it’s just a sign of our angry and divided times, but I’m finding that critics often don’t read past the headline or the first couple of paragraphs before sending me a nasty-gram. So, in the interest of reading comprehension, I will start this unlikely-to-be popular column with some caveats. I believe dangerous predators should […]
“We’re Taking in $2 Billion a Day!”
Said Donald Trump, happy as a child with his new favorite Christmas toy, celebrating the bloating of the federal bureaucracy with even Read More Article from LewRockwell
Two Cheers for Extended Tax Cuts and an IRS in Chaos
With Tax Day rapidly approaching, I can’t be the only person who chuckles over reports about layoffs and top officials quitting at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). “Oh, that should put them off their game,” I think to myself. I’m equally pleased to see Congress moving to extend tax cuts even while knowing that the […]
Today in Supreme Court History: April 11, 1862
4/11/1862: Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes’s birthday. Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 11, 1862 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Reason.com
Review: Authoritarianism Backfires in the Latest Dune Installment
If you’re looking to watch another dispatch from the perilous sand-covered planet Arrakis, you won’t find it in the Max series Dune: Prophecy. This visit to the Dune universe takes place 10,000 years before Paul Atreides’ birth and bears little resemblance to the world portrayed in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune films. Dune: Prophecy follows Valya and Tula Harkonnen Read […]
A Review of Some GDP Problems
Far from being a true measure of economic health Read More Article from Mises Institute
Donald Trump is Making the Case for BRICS
The boys and girls on Wall Street heaved a big sign of relief yesterday, with the stock market making historic gains, a welcome respite for the losses of the preceding days, when Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause in the severe tariffs, opting only to impose a 10% tariff across the board. Well, not for […]