Where Is the Outrage Over Alfie Evans’ Mistreatment?
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America Is Less Culturally Free Than It Realizes
American culture is filled with violence in every stage of life, and it is compounded by the actions of the youngest children to the most devout patriots.
North Carolina Sends Cease and Desist Order to Cryptocurrency Mining Company
North Carolina has ordered Power Mining Pool to cease its operations.
Bernie Sanders, You Can’t Just Give Everyone a Job
Senator Sanders's jobs program is rife with economic illiteracy and government-obsessed ignorance.
I Had a Bad Trip on LSD: This Is My Story
A guest contributor outlines their experience with a psychedelic compound.
France Is Severely Cutting Taxes on Bitcoin
France is classifying Bitcoin as a capital gain and lowering its tax from 45% to 19% due to the changing classification.
Japanese Agency Orders Crypto Exchange to Improve Itself
Japan is forcing crypto exchanges to improve their operations to meet government standards.
Chance the Rapper and Kanye West Break the Echo Chamber
This may allow us to move away from the endless drawl of Neo-Marxist culture.
Can We Survive a World Without Bees? Part 2
Whether the extinction of the bee, appearing to be inevitable, results in the extinction of man is not an easy question to answer.
Facebook Sued for Defamation Over Scam Cryptocurrency Ads
Martin Lewis is suing Facebook over scammy advertisements that Facebook has failed to curtail.
Reflections on Japan Through a Libertarian Lens
A reflection on how libertarian, the nation of Japan currently is, and a comparison to the liberty of the United States today.
Hey Bernie, a Basic Income Guarantee Is a Jobs Program
A basic income guarantee is a better solution than Bernie's job program, which currently has no implementation or price estimate.
Parkland Teacher Tweets to Kyle Kashuv
A tweet battle involving a Parkland student and teacher has started, with the latter attacking the former's opposition to gun control.
North Korea: Dead in the Water
With lots of empty promises, broken treaties, and tentative agreements in fear of mutually assured destruction, is Korean peace possible?
The National Debt Mess: How Did We Get Here?
An explanation of the federal debt crisis: how did it originate?
Drug Prohibition Is Not the Government’s Responsibility
Drug prohibition goes against common morality, considering it inherently requires violence to enforce it against American citizens.
Hanging Out With Larry Sharpe
An interview with gubernatorial candidate Larry Sharpe explains just how the Libertarian is capable of winning New York's race.
Police Want to Question Former Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate
A former Libertarian candidate posted about shooting police 'at some point'; now the sheriff wants a chat and has his car.
Yeti Releases Statement on NRA “Break-up”
YETI coolers, the popular outdoor brand, has released a statement on their severing of ties with the NRA following the Parkland shooting.
The Endless War - Iraq 15 Years Later
The American legacy in Iraq and the Middle East is one of blood, oil & endless tyranny.
Thinking Like a Socialist: The Leftist Paradigm
Understanding the leftist argument for socialism requires realizing the distinction between different tactics used in debate.
Sign This Petition to Get Larry Sharpe on Colbert
Larry Sharpe is trying to get on The Late Show in order to get more media attention.
Dreams of a Post-Partisan World
Our country should begin to focus on ideas for our political landscape, rather than just relying on the group identity of political parties.
California Legislation Goes After “Fundamentalist Christian” Views of Sexuality
A California bill would ban selling books that push 'sexual orientation change' — critics ask where that line stops.
Advocacy for Any Law Is Advocacy for Violence
When we talk about the betterment of society, it should be through the paradigm of peace, cooperation, and voluntarism.
Proposed DC Law Would Lower Voting Age to 16
Recent Washington D.C. legislation would permit 16 and 17-year-old's to vote.
Outrage as Fresno State Professor Calls Barbara Bush ‘Amazing Racist’, Says She’s Happy ‘Witch Is Dead’
Fresno State professor Randa Jarrar called Barbara Bush an “amazing racist” an hour after her death, sparking outrage.
CDC Says Throw Out Romaine, Warns of E. Coli Outbreak
The CDC's advice on romaine is blunt: if you can't prove where it came from, throw it out.
The Fight to Legalize Cannabis Nationwide Continues
On 4/20, let's recognize fantastic efforts to legalize marijuana nationwide.
The Legalization Movement Only Hurts Libertarians
Legalization of marijuana is not a true path to liberty, and those involved in it are only setting back individual freedom even further.
Why Does Jeff Sessions Hate Herb?
The Attorney General has made keeping cannabis illegal a top priority.
It’s Time for the Libertarian Party to Give Up on Elections
In order to reach true victory, the Libertarian Party needs to take a liberty-first approach to politics, not a votes-first one.
The Surveillance State’s Iron Grip Is Tightening
In a sinister fusion of private enterprise and governmental action, Americans are losing their privacy rights more than ever before.
An Honest Plan for the Future of Our Liberty
The surest way to spread liberty is simple: we must stop fixating on electoral politics and voluntarily help our own communities.
Can We Survive a World Without Bees? Part 1
Whether the extinction of the bee, appearing to be inevitable, results in the extinction of man is not an easy question to answer.
Why Taoism & Environmental Restoration Are Made for Each Other
Rewilding land follows the Taoist idea of non-action, and it could restore damaged ecosystems.
Beware the Confident ‘Thinker’
Those more confident in their political opinions tend to know less.
For Libertarians, There Is No Room for a Moderate Drug Policy
Weed should be legal, but harder narcotics should be banned is a cowardly opinion for a lover of Liberty.
Tell Everyone You’re Mowing Less This Summer to Save the Bees
Research backed by the U.S. Forest Service suggests mowing your lawn less often helps bees.
Bitcoin Could Be Worth $25K by End of Year
Brian Kelly of BKCM joins the analysts predicting a big year for bitcoin, with a price of up to $25,000.
Bring Down the State by Refusing to Play Its Game
Collectively remove yourselves from its system, and see what it can do then.
16 Japanese Cryptocurrency Exchanges Are Forming a Self-Regulating Group
Sixteen Japanese exchanges built their own crypto regulator — no government required.
The First Anarcho-Capitalist
Lao Tzu is the first Rothbardian, thousands of years before Rothbard was born.
Strikes in Syria: What We Know
The U.S., Britain and France struck Syria on Friday night.
A United States Led Coalition Attack Chemical Weapons Locations in Syria
President Trump ordered missile strikes on Syria’s chemical weapons sites.
Government Education Spending Hurts More Than It Helps
A decentralized voucher system would promote education, development, and responsibility.
3 Amazing Replacements for Paul Ryan
With Paul Ryan leaving Congress, three conservatives who could replace him as speaker.
California Split: Analyzing the “Three California” Possibility
Tim Draper’s “Cal 3” petition could put a plan to split California into three states on the ballot.