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Elon’s DOGE Is OK, But Mises Is Way Better
Elon Musk—via his DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency)—exposing and attempting to cut government waste is wonderful. However, it’d be even better if Elon focused more on striking closer to the root of the problem: the public’s economic ignorance from which all the disastrous, coercive, competition-immune, monopolistic government central planning, spending, and also warmongering grows. This […]
All Vapes Are Flavored Vapes, Some Just Have Cigarette Flavors
Why do we only call some vaping products “flavored”? I ask because every vaping product on the market is flavored. Those that taste like tobacco have flavor added just like those that taste like menthol or vanilla or berries. So some vaping products taste like combustible tobacco products (with either tobacco or menthol flavor) and […]
Did Kiev Regime Plot To Kill Trump?
In Routh’s case, prosecutors presented evidence that he used an encrypted messaging app while communicating with “someone he believed to be a Ukrainian contact with access to such powerful military weaponry”. Reports indicate that Routh’s exchange with the Ukrainian contact showed that he requested “an RPG or ‘Stinger’” and that he would “see what we […]
“Necessary to Maintain Peak Lethality”
From an April 1 Justice Department press release: Today, a Federal Judge accepted a guilty plea to destruction of records in a federal investigation from a former employee of a contractor that provided operation and maintenance services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for U.S. military installations in South Korea. According to the information […]
Bomb, Bomb, Bomb Mexico?
According to press accounts, the Trump administration, which some right-wing libertarians have humorously described as being “antiwar,” is now contemplating dropping bombs on Mexico. Yes, real bombs that kill people and destroy things, just like the bombs that U.S. national-security state officials used to kill people in Iraq, which, like Mexico, never attacked or invaded […]
Even on Pause, Trump’s Trade War Runs Up a Big Price Tag
If you’re keeping track—and economists are making their best efforts—President Donald Trump’s trade war with the entire planet is running up quite a price tag. Even with a 90-day pause on some tariffs (except for China), the imposition or even just the threat of import taxes on goods from around the world and the inevitable […]
Today in Supreme Court History: April 14, 1873
4/14/1873: The Slaughter-House Cases argued. The post Today in Supreme Court History: April Read More Article from Reason.com
Does the Fed Shave with Occam’s Razor?
The principle of Occam‘s Razor states that we should avoid superfl Read More Article from Mises Institute
Elon’s DOGE Is OK, But Mises Is Way Better
Elon Musk—via his DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency)—exposing and attempting to cut government waste is wonderful. However, it’d be even better if Elon focused more on striking closer to the root of the problem: the public’s economic ignorance from which all the disastrous, coercive, competition-immune, monopolistic government central planning, spending, and also warmongering grows. This […]
All Vapes Are Flavored Vapes, Some Just Have Cigarette Flavors
Why do we only call some vaping products “flavored”? I ask because every vaping product on the market is flavored. Those that taste like tobacco have flavor added just like those that taste like menthol or vanilla or berries. So some vaping products taste like combustible tobacco products (with either tobacco or menthol flavor) and […]
Did Kiev Regime Plot To Kill Trump?
In Routh’s case, prosecutors presented evidence that he used an encrypted messaging app while communicating with “someone he believed to be a Ukrainian contact with access to such powerful military weaponry”. Reports indicate that Routh’s exchange with the Ukrainian contact showed that he requested “an RPG or ‘Stinger’” and that he would “see what we […]
“Necessary to Maintain Peak Lethality”
From an April 1 Justice Department press release: Today, a Federal Judge accepted a guilty plea to destruction of records in a federal investigation from a former employee of a contractor that provided operation and maintenance services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for U.S. military installations in South Korea. According to the information […]
Bomb, Bomb, Bomb Mexico?
According to press accounts, the Trump administration, which some right-wing libertarians have humorously described as being “antiwar,” is now contemplating dropping bombs on Mexico. Yes, real bombs that kill people and destroy things, just like the bombs that U.S. national-security state officials used to kill people in Iraq, which, like Mexico, never attacked or invaded […]
Even on Pause, Trump’s Trade War Runs Up a Big Price Tag
If you’re keeping track—and economists are making their best efforts—President Donald Trump’s trade war with the entire planet is running up quite a price tag. Even with a 90-day pause on some tariffs (except for China), the imposition or even just the threat of import taxes on goods from around the world and the inevitable […]
Today in Supreme Court History: April 14, 1873
4/14/1873: The Slaughter-House Cases argued. The post Today in Supreme Court History: April Read More Article from Reason.com
Does the Fed Shave with Occam’s Razor?
The principle of Occam‘s Razor states that we should avoid superfl Read More Article from Mises Institute