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Sarwark Vs. Smith, to Debate or Not to Debate?
Following tensions regarding the race for Libertarian Party Chair, challenger Joshua Smith attempts to schedule a debate with incumbent Nicholas Sarwark.
The Hypocrisy of Publicly Funded Stadiums
With the superbowl on its way, let us take a moment to realize that public funding has no place in sports.
Tom Brady Becomes the Oldest Player to Receive the MVP Award
At 40, Tom Brady wins his third MVP in a walk — 40 votes to Todd Gurley's eight.
The US Reacts to the Memo
The Nunes memo lands: vindication to Trump, 'dishonest and misleading' to Comey, a punchline to Maddow.
Larry Sharpe Resigns Libertarian Party Leadership Post in Protest
After members of the Libertarian National Committee voted against suspending Arvin Vorha for controversial comments on age of consent laws, NY gubernatorial candidate Larry Sharpe has abandoned his own post on the LNC.
Ancient “Megalopolis” Found in Guatemalan Rainforest
This week, Guatemala's Mayan Heritage and Nature Foundation uncovered an astonishing new find.
Ron Paul Attacks Libertarian Leadership in Response to Controversy
Ron Paul states his opinions about the condition of the Libertarian Party and their leadership, after they declined to offer him a speaking position at the 2018 National Convention.
The Fear of Fake News May Be the End of Europe
Actions across many European countries are setting a dangerous precedent for the future of the right to free speech, but it is not yet too late.
San Francisco Is Wiping Out a TON of Weed Arrests
The state of California has already been moving in the direction of liberty by legalizing recreational marijuana, but San Francisco has taken this movement much further.
2018: A Breakout Year for Libertarians Like Larry Sharpe?
In 2016, Libertarian Gary Johnson under-performed the expectations set by many Libertarians.
Trading Platform Robinhood Announces Cryptocurrency Support
Robinhood will let users trade bitcoin and ethereum alongside stocks, ETFs and options.
The Libertarian Party Doesn’t Want Ron Paul & Judge Napolitano to Speak at Convention
The LP has turned down Ron Paul and Judge Napolitano to be speakers at the upcoming LNC
GAB Goes Crypto: Free Speech Social Network Set to Launch ICO
GAB has been attacked as "Alt-Right" when in reality they represent unmasked free speech.
How Stellar Blows Ripple Out of the Water
Stellar and Ripple aim to solve the same problem, and Stellar does it better, the writer argues.
India Just Crashed the Crypto Market
One vague speech from India's finance minister wiped 10-20 percent off nearly every cryptocurrency overnight.
The Battle for Free-Markets: Interview With Ryan Graham
Ryan Graham is a libertarian running for the Georgia Public Service Commission in Atlanta, Georgia.
Why “Gun Free Zones” Are a Sham
Most mass shootings happen in schools and businesses, so why can't people have guns in schools?
Alabama Seeks to Abolish Marriage Licenses
Alabama would scrap marriage licenses entirely — no judge's approval, no ceremony, just a signed form.
Lawmaker Train Strikes Truck
A train carrying United States Republican lawmakers collided into a dump truck.
Another Bank Goes After Bitcoin
Deutsche Asset Management’s Markus Mueller told Bloomberg that investors face massive risk in cryptocurrency.
Book Review: 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos
A review of Jordan Peterson’s “12 Rules for Life” and whether it lives up to the hype.
The Number of U.S. Airstrikes Skyrocket, Along With Civilian Casualties
Trump loosened Obama's drone rules — strikes doubled, and so did the civilian toll.
Austin Petersen Lands Republican Liberty Caucus Endorsement in US Senate Race
Austin Petersen's US Senate Campaign Picks Up Key Endorsement
New Mexican Libertarians Achieve Major Party Status
A Major Win For The Libertarian Party of New Mexico Means Easier Ballot Access
Kenyan Broadcasters Cut as Opposition Leader Sworn In
Kenya’s three main private broadcasters have their signal turned off ahead of Raila Odinga’s swearing in ceremony.
Second Memo Corroborates Steele Dossier
A breaking report from the Guardian newspaper confirms a second dossier corroborating the Steele Dossier is being used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Public School System Is Lying About the New Deal
Public school curriculum seems to push the progressive era as something that it is not.
Why a Unified Korean Olympic Team Is a Good Thing
Whatever North Korea's motives, one hockey team under one flag beats two countries trading threats.
VeChain’s 2018 Rebrand: What You Need to Know
The VeChain team is already making huge strides within the IoT market, but they’re looking to go even further.
The Left’s Contradictions on Gun Control
In general, Democrats are more likely than Republicans to show opposition to the police force.
FBI Deputy Director McCabe Quits Early
Andrew McCabe is stepping down early from his post as deputy director of the FBI.
Is Patriotism a Gateway Drug to Slavery? - Jonny Watt
America is great despite the state, not because of it — and patriotism keeps citizens from noticing the difference.
The Real Cause of Mass Shootings
After the Kentucky school shooting, the writer looks for the root cause of America’s mass shootings.
Theresa May Isn’t a Fan of Cryptocurrency
Despite the increasing attention and attraction around cryptocurrency, Theresa May is showing some reluctance to accept the new form of money.
Why the #MeToo Movement Is a Sham
The new popular movement targets the innocent and skews justice.
The Midterms Are Coming, Faster Than Ever
A state-by-state look at the safe and contested seats ahead of the 2018 midterms.
Kabul Defense University Attacked by Militants
The Marshal Fahim National Defense University in Kabul came under attack early on Monday morning.
Wentz Talks Injury
Carson Wentz reveals he tore his LCL along with the ACL — and still targets Week 1.
Why Feminism Is Still Needed
Feminism may not be the best option in the U.S., but what about the developing world?
Massive Explosion Kills 95 in Kabul
A large explosion rocks the center of Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan.
50 Cent Accidentally Made $7.5M, Thanks to Bitcoin
50 Cent accepted 700 bitcoin for an album in 2014, when each coin was worth $662, and forgot about it.
Blockchain Meets Politics: How Voatz Is Redefining What It Means to Vote
Voatz wants the blockchain to run elections from your phone — the same tech, from a school vote to a presidential one.
California House Leader Proposes a Ban on Restaurants Offering Unsolicited Straws
California's new joke of a legislation attempts to target straws.
Prehistoric Fossil Perplexes Scientific Community
Fossilized Human Jawbone Found In Israeli Cave Rewrites History
The Olympics and Korean Diplomacy
Though the Korean peninsula is clearly a conflict-ridden region, the 2018 Winter Olympics may serve as a form of unification and de-escalation of conflict for the region.
All-Star for Anyone
The All-Star game is supposed to display the players with the best individual seasons facing off against each other on the court, but occasionally we will see a player(s) get snubbed out of participation and are…
“Build the Wall” Sign Declared Hate Speech at Stanford
Free speech seems to be in a precarious position at Stanford.