The Role of Charitable Institutions in a Market-Based Health System
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Meta-Thoughts on the War
Decades of ‘The Fog Machine of War’ have jaded the public’s appetite for ‘Narrative Control’. The Fog of War is perhaps better described as The Fog Machine of War, for everything presented to the public is some version of Narrative Control, the purpose of which is to establish a context and story that’s beneficial to whomever is presenting […]
Mike Johnson Thinks Trump Should Have Even More of Congress’ Warmaking Power
The U.S. is not currently at war with Iran, though that could apparently change at any moment. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump bombed Iranian nuclear enrichment sites in an attempt to forestall its ability to produce a nuclear weapon. He has insisted ever since that the U.S. is not at war. Trump did not […]
State Regulations Make Wrestling Less Fun
The Missouri Athletic Commission denied professional Japanese wrestler Miyu Yamashita a license to wrestle in her tag team championship match on Sunday. Yamashita, who has a valid work visa and has participated in several matches across the country, including two in Missouri in 2023, does not have a Social Security number, which led to her […]
Despite What Robert F. Kennedy Wants You To Think, Cell Phones Do Not Cause Brain Cancer
Robert F. Kennedy, the secretary of Health and Human Services, still believes that cell phones are causing brain cancer, as revealed in a congressional hearing in January. But numerous studies going back to the year 2000 all indicate there is no particular reason to fear cell phones as a cause of cancer, and a new paper […]
Michael McConnell and Neal Katyal Join Our Tariff Litigation Team
I am pleased to announce that leading legal scholars and Supreme Court litigators Neal Katyal and Michael McConnell have joined the litigation team for VOS Selections, Inc. v. Trump – the case challenging Trump’s abusive “Liberation Day” tariffs filed by the Liberty Justice Center and myself. The support of prominent figures from opposite sides of […]
How LSD Helped Launch a Radical Libertarian Counterculture – Reason Magazine
How LSD Helped Launch a Radical Libertarian Counterculture Reason Magazine Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
First World Bombs From Third World Trumpenstein
I was on R.B. Ham’s “Beyond the Pale” podcast recently, when I said that it looked like Donald Trump was giving us another of his ingenious head fakes, and was pulling back from Iran. Literally at that moment, R.B. put the breaking news up on the screen. It brought back memories of Syria, when Israel […]
Advertising Companies Cave to the FTC. Media Matters Sues To Defend the First Amendment.
On Monday, Andrew Ferguson, chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), announced that his agency had reached a settlement with Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group of Companies (IPG), two of the largest advertising holding companies that had been targeted by the FTC’s recent advertiser boycott antitrust investigation. With the FTC’s investigation into these advertising companies […]
A Second Sexual Revolution?
Young people today are having too much sex. Wait, no, maybe they’re not having enough sex. And when they do have sex, it’s the wrong kind—too porn-influenced, too gay, too…something. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong: that’s the main refrain we hear about young people and sex. Carter Sherman isn’t interested in telling today’s youth that […]
Meta-Thoughts on the War
Decades of ‘The Fog Machine of War’ have jaded the public’s appetite for ‘Narrative Control’. The Fog of War is perhaps better described as The Fog Machine of War, for everything presented to the public is some version of Narrative Control, the purpose of which is to establish a context and story that’s beneficial to whomever is presenting […]
Mike Johnson Thinks Trump Should Have Even More of Congress’ Warmaking Power
The U.S. is not currently at war with Iran, though that could apparently change at any moment. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump bombed Iranian nuclear enrichment sites in an attempt to forestall its ability to produce a nuclear weapon. He has insisted ever since that the U.S. is not at war. Trump did not […]
State Regulations Make Wrestling Less Fun
The Missouri Athletic Commission denied professional Japanese wrestler Miyu Yamashita a license to wrestle in her tag team championship match on Sunday. Yamashita, who has a valid work visa and has participated in several matches across the country, including two in Missouri in 2023, does not have a Social Security number, which led to her […]
Despite What Robert F. Kennedy Wants You To Think, Cell Phones Do Not Cause Brain Cancer
Robert F. Kennedy, the secretary of Health and Human Services, still believes that cell phones are causing brain cancer, as revealed in a congressional hearing in January. But numerous studies going back to the year 2000 all indicate there is no particular reason to fear cell phones as a cause of cancer, and a new paper […]
Michael McConnell and Neal Katyal Join Our Tariff Litigation Team
I am pleased to announce that leading legal scholars and Supreme Court litigators Neal Katyal and Michael McConnell have joined the litigation team for VOS Selections, Inc. v. Trump – the case challenging Trump’s abusive “Liberation Day” tariffs filed by the Liberty Justice Center and myself. The support of prominent figures from opposite sides of […]
How LSD Helped Launch a Radical Libertarian Counterculture – Reason Magazine
How LSD Helped Launch a Radical Libertarian Counterculture Reason Magazine Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
First World Bombs From Third World Trumpenstein
I was on R.B. Ham’s “Beyond the Pale” podcast recently, when I said that it looked like Donald Trump was giving us another of his ingenious head fakes, and was pulling back from Iran. Literally at that moment, R.B. put the breaking news up on the screen. It brought back memories of Syria, when Israel […]
Advertising Companies Cave to the FTC. Media Matters Sues To Defend the First Amendment.
On Monday, Andrew Ferguson, chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), announced that his agency had reached a settlement with Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group of Companies (IPG), two of the largest advertising holding companies that had been targeted by the FTC’s recent advertiser boycott antitrust investigation. With the FTC’s investigation into these advertising companies […]
A Second Sexual Revolution?
Young people today are having too much sex. Wait, no, maybe they’re not having enough sex. And when they do have sex, it’s the wrong kind—too porn-influenced, too gay, too…something. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong: that’s the main refrain we hear about young people and sex. Carter Sherman isn’t interested in telling today’s youth that […]