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The Fallacy of “Measuring” Inflation
While we often speak of measurements of inflation (such as “inflation Read More Article from Mises Institute
War Is a Certainty
Recently, an associate offered the following observation with regard to the likelihood of war in the immediate future: “The big guys like to play chess with the world. It’s the biggest game. The bankers need ups and downs and wars to make money. The military needs wars to exist. The politicians need both to exist.” […]
3 of the Worst Examples of Military Spending in the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law on July 4. The 870-page spending legislation directs $157 billion to the already-bloated military-industrial complex. The following are a few of the most egregious examples of wasteful defense spending in the OBBBA. 1. Over $5 Billion for Shipbuilding The OBBBA appropriates […]
Douglass Mackey’s Vote-by-Text Meme Conviction Reversed, Citing Insufficient Evidence of Conspiracy
A short excerpt from today’s long decision in U.S. v. Mackey by Second Circuit Judge Debra Ann Livingston, joined by Judges Reena Raggi and Beth Robinson: On November 1 and 2, 2016, Defendant-Appellant Douglass Mackey … posted or reposted three “memes” on Twitter falsely suggesting that supporters of then-candidate Hillary Clinton could vote in the […]
London Police Facial Recognition Scans Millions
Thanks, John Frahm. Reclaim the Net The post London Police Facial Recognition Scans Millions appeared first Read More Article from LewRockwell
More on Coercion in Mahmoud
Some quick thoughts occasioned by Josh Blackman’s post on coercion in Mahmoud v. Taylor, last Term’s parental rights case. As readers will recall, Mahmoud held that a Maryland school district violated the Free Exercise Clause when it rescinded an opt-out policy that had allowed parents to have their children excused from elementary school lessons featuring […]
The Surprising Origins of Modern Freedom
Today’s guest is University of Pennsylvania historian Sophia Rosenfeld, the author of The Age of Choice: A History of Freedom in Modern Life. Her book explores why we’ve come to basically equate having more personal choices with having more freedom. She stresses it wasn’t always this way—in the past, freedom was often defined as the ability to […]
How the Teamsters Cost 30,000 People Their Jobs
Progressives love unions. Not only do unions protect workers, they say, unions gave us the weekend and the middle class. I say, capitalism created the middle class. Employers, competing for better workers, gave us the weekend. But whatever you think about capitalism, few people question the claim that unions help workers. But I will. It’s […]
“No Evidence” of Epstein Blackmail Operation Not Surprising
Click Here: John Leake The post “No Evidence” of Epstein Blackmail Operation Not Surprising appeared first on LewRockwell. Read More Article from LewRockwell
The Fallacy of “Measuring” Inflation
While we often speak of measurements of inflation (such as “inflation Read More Article from Mises Institute
War Is a Certainty
Recently, an associate offered the following observation with regard to the likelihood of war in the immediate future: “The big guys like to play chess with the world. It’s the biggest game. The bankers need ups and downs and wars to make money. The military needs wars to exist. The politicians need both to exist.” […]
3 of the Worst Examples of Military Spending in the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law on July 4. The 870-page spending legislation directs $157 billion to the already-bloated military-industrial complex. The following are a few of the most egregious examples of wasteful defense spending in the OBBBA. 1. Over $5 Billion for Shipbuilding The OBBBA appropriates […]
Douglass Mackey’s Vote-by-Text Meme Conviction Reversed, Citing Insufficient Evidence of Conspiracy
A short excerpt from today’s long decision in U.S. v. Mackey by Second Circuit Judge Debra Ann Livingston, joined by Judges Reena Raggi and Beth Robinson: On November 1 and 2, 2016, Defendant-Appellant Douglass Mackey … posted or reposted three “memes” on Twitter falsely suggesting that supporters of then-candidate Hillary Clinton could vote in the […]
London Police Facial Recognition Scans Millions
Thanks, John Frahm. Reclaim the Net The post London Police Facial Recognition Scans Millions appeared first Read More Article from LewRockwell
More on Coercion in Mahmoud
Some quick thoughts occasioned by Josh Blackman’s post on coercion in Mahmoud v. Taylor, last Term’s parental rights case. As readers will recall, Mahmoud held that a Maryland school district violated the Free Exercise Clause when it rescinded an opt-out policy that had allowed parents to have their children excused from elementary school lessons featuring […]
The Surprising Origins of Modern Freedom
Today’s guest is University of Pennsylvania historian Sophia Rosenfeld, the author of The Age of Choice: A History of Freedom in Modern Life. Her book explores why we’ve come to basically equate having more personal choices with having more freedom. She stresses it wasn’t always this way—in the past, freedom was often defined as the ability to […]
How the Teamsters Cost 30,000 People Their Jobs
Progressives love unions. Not only do unions protect workers, they say, unions gave us the weekend and the middle class. I say, capitalism created the middle class. Employers, competing for better workers, gave us the weekend. But whatever you think about capitalism, few people question the claim that unions help workers. But I will. It’s […]
“No Evidence” of Epstein Blackmail Operation Not Surprising
Click Here: John Leake The post “No Evidence” of Epstein Blackmail Operation Not Surprising appeared first on LewRockwell. Read More Article from LewRockwell