Gun Groups File Lawsuit in Defense of California Gun Owners
Firearms Policy Coalition, Calguns Foundation, and other pro gun groups have filed a joint suit to defend two gun owners' right to bear arms in California.
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Universal Basic Income: Ultimately Botched and Inept
The idea of providing the nation's citizens with a Universal Basic Income is not only a flawed one, but one that would not be effective.
The Dark Overlord Hacker Group Leaks 9/11 Files for Bitcoin
Hacker group The Dark Overlord released many documents related to the September 11th attacks.
The First Step Act: A True First Step in Criminal Justice Reform
“Criminal Justice Reform” is a god-term, invoking an immediate positivel response.
The Tyranny and Failure of Coercive Paternalism
Coercive Paternalism, the ideology that is responsible for government intervention in our daily lives, is flawed and neglects the rights of the individual.
Stanislav Petrov: The Forgotten Man Who Saved the World From Nuclear War
As the alarms went off and panic ensued, Stanislav was left with a choice: to call his superiors warning of an attack, or to dismiss it as a false alarm.
Will We Stand Up to the Ban on Bump Stocks?
Trump trying to gain favor on the left without much outrage from his base on the right to build himself up for re-election.
Rank Choice Voting: How We Can Empower Voters and Save Taxpayer Money
We have plenty of reason to at least look at how to do our elections differently to empower the people against special interests.
Why Do the Political Elites Love Cultural Marxism?
Cultural Marxism is a philosophy and strategy that aims at turning society into a Marxist utopia.
Conservatives Must Move Past Donald Trump
If it is to survive as a movement and as a political force, American conservatives must reject Trumpism and return to its core values.
How to End the Loophole Surrounding Federalism
The United States federal government has, for too long, disregarded the basic principle of federalism and wrongly sees itself as a parent of the states.
Top 5 Most Anticipated Films of 2019
A breakdown of the 5 most anticipated films that will be released in 2019, based on their budget, appeal, and potential to win awards.
The NRA Doesn’t Fight for Your Gun Rights
The National Rifle Association, despite stating that they advocate for the Second Amendment, is never hesitant to support more gun control measures.
A New Type of Cyberattack Is on the Rise: Cryptojacking
As more services are moved online and our use of the internet increases, so does the risk new type of dangerous cyberattack: Cryptojacking.
Obamacare’s Readmission Reduction Program Is Quite Literally Deadly
This particular example is indicative of the Affordable Care Act hitting the bull's eye of probably the worst possible target.
Minimum Wage Raises Are Causing Price Hikes - Just as Expected
The minimum wage leads to a surplus of low-skilled workers who cannot work because the state said that they can't reach an agreement with their employer.
Government Shutdowns and Debt Ceilings
In any other nation, the failure to pass a budget would lead to a national crisis.
Will Trump Take Down the Fed?
President Donald Trumnp narrows all of our country's economic issues down to only one pervasive problem: The Federal Reserve.
2019: The Next Act of Political Theater Begins
2018 was an ordinary political year.
Silk Road: Double Life and Forty Years for a Website
Criminals whose actions have victims who did not consent to their actions, such as rapists, murderers, and pedophiles, get much lighter sentences.
Charles Taylor’s Modern Social Imaginaries: Getting Western Thought Wrong
It is evident that the basis of western society is individualism and the goal of attaining success, whatever that may be, contrary to Taylor's thesis.
What Economics Should Teach Trump About the Opioid Crisis
Trump's calling for the world to end fentanyl distribution through the death penalty will not end well for anyone, in the US or abroad.
A Utah City Has a Snowball Ban, Calls Them “Missiles”
For as long as anyone can remember, one unfortunate Utah city has lived under a snowball ban that shows no signs of being lifted.
No LeBron, the NFL Is Not Slavery
LeBron James, one of the richest players in the world of sports, stated that the NFL has a "slave mentality." He could not be further from the truth.
Kansas Supreme Court: Police Don’t Need a Warrant, Only Need to Smell Marijuana
Officers in Kansas arrested a man after searching his home without a warrant, using the smell of marijuana as probable cause.
Government Surveillance Is Terribly Threatening
Though the U.S. claims its spying is for our own good, government surveillance is detrimental to the success of a free country.
Unlikely Allies: French Police Join the Yellow Vests
Owed 23 million hours of unpaid overtime, French police are taking off their helmets and siding with the Yellow Vests.
Russia Declares Successful Test of Undetectable Nukes
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that he had a new weapon, an undetectable hypersonic nuke, in his arsenal, and its ready to go.
The Trump Administration Is Making the Right Moves
The President is often portrayed in a negative light by the mainstream media despite succeeding in policy goals that have affected Americans positively.
Clint Eastwood: Actor, Director, Musician, Politician, and Libertarian
Actor, director, Oscar winner, mayor — and since 1997, a registered Libertarian: Clint Eastwood's political road.
A Christmas Carol: A Demonstration of Libertarian Values
The famous Charles Dickens novella is a tale of how someone learns to perform acts of charity without pressure from the government.
Want to Protect Kids? Arm Teachers
Rather than beat around the bush, we should realize it’s clear that we need a way to defend children in schools and guns are the best way to do it.
Christmas Withdrawal From Syria Exposes Trump’s Allies
President Trump's sudden announcement that American troops will soon be leaving Syria has exposed who truly supports his agenda and those who do not.
The Left’s Epidemic of Political Stereotyping
We need to fix our political heuristics if any meaningful and beneficial political dialogue is ever to come.
Continuing the Conversation: How to Really Stop Hate
Daryl Davis and others, by talking to those with noxious views, are befriending them instead of isolating them further into a corner of hate.
British Columbia’s Carbon Tax Is Working
To avoid future ‘yellow vest'-like backlashes that Europe has seen, governments should follow the Canadian province’s example of carbon tax implementation.
Populism and Elitism: Two Sides of an Evil Sword
Though populism and elitism both claim to help us the most, the individual is usually best equipped to make his or her own decisions.
Decentralizing Business: How Less Government, Not More, Will Help the Workers
We need something that avoids the problem of limited knowledge and potentially other advantages.
Happy Holidays: The False War on Christmas in America
As society becomes more conscious of the increasing number of cultures, “Happy Holidays” is likely to surpass “Merry Christmas” as the cheerful greeting.
Private Healthcare Is a Moral and Pragmatic Necessity
Private healthcare also grants patients the luxury of choice.
The Senate Strikes Back
Winning Senate elections is harder to do when you are being held accountable for mishandling a difficult and unpopular decision.
US Plans to Withdraw Troops From Syria
The US had made the decision to pull its troops from Syria, where they have been training rebel fighters.
Property Rights in the Digital Paradigm
Many claim that the internet is public, but this defies the nature property.
Man and the Right to Govern Himself
Without laws, can people govern themselves?
Trump’s Tariffs: A Tax on Us
The tariffs under President Trump will have a severely detrimental effect on the American economy in the coming months.
The Eichmann Defense: Who to Blame for the State’s Killing
Does the famous Eichmann Defense of "just following orders" excuse anyone from blame for modern murders by the government?
Pass Mark Levin’s Supreme Court Amendment
The Supreme Court has too much power in our current political climate, but the Levin Amendment would help restore checks and balances.
Jagmeet Singh: Cheating the Canadian Political System
Jagmeet Singh, candidate for the Canadian House of Commons in Burnaby South, has never even lived in the area he is running to represent.