By Mises Wire Americans from Florida to North Carolina continue to deal with the devastating consequences of Hurricane Helene, now the deadliest hurricane to hit…
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By Ryan McMaken Advocates of marijuana legalization won another victory last month when Governor Dan McKee signed new legislation legalizing recreational marijuana in Rhode Island.…
By Jenny Goldsberry, Social Media Producer Two men were arrested and charged with selling stolen gas at a closed gas station in Virginia at a discount. Virginia Beach Police arrested Rashane Griffith,…
By James Bovard President Biden often looks like a punch-drunk old fighter sent into the ring once too often. At this point, the only thing…
By Ryan McMaken According to new data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, price inflation in February rose to the highest level recorded in more than…
By José Niño “What starts here changes the world.” The University of Texas at Austin’s motto not only applies to the research university’s overall impact on…
By Michael Rectenwald In previous installments, I introduced the Great Reset idea1 and treated it in terms of its economic2 and ideological3 components. In this, the sixth installment,…
By Daniel Lacalle In the economy, real economic return on investment is not just an important metric. It is crucial. That is why I find it…
By Ryan McMaken Last week, the media again tried to ratchet up the public’s fear over Covid-19 by labeling it more deadly than the 1918…
By Connor Mortell About six months ago, I wrote an article here explaining that state preemptions of local government are a bad thing—even when Ron DeSantis…
By Caleb Fuller GPS. The internet. Airbags. These wonders of modernity have something in common. Without government, many commentators hold, they wouldn’t exist. And perhaps these voices…
By Birsen Filip Vaccine passports have been implemented, or are being developed, in a number of countries around the world. In February 2021, Israel introduced its “Green…
by Anthony Rozmajzl In the past couple of months, our esteemed public health experts have had a rough go of defending the supposedly settled science…
By Ryan McMaken Like nearly all US states, Georgia imposed a stay-at-home order in March 2020 in response to demands from public health officials claiming…
By Ryan McMaken We’ve entered a new era of politics and government in America, and the Left is pretty happy about it. This week, for…
By Shane J. Coules Economist Thomas Sowell once said that the word ‘racism’ is like ketchup: it can be put on practically anything. Today, since…
By Zachary Yost On February 4, 2021, Democrats in the House and Senate introduced the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act. Like many names in…
By Matthew Tanous While some people are increasingly concerned about (and others cheer) the political implications of censorship on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter,…