Essays
You have probably heard the argument against libertarianism, "Without government, who will build and maintain the roads?", but after numerous deaths due to poor snow removal, it is time for government to cede this task…
Ryan Lau
January 26, 2018
U.S. Politics
U.S. President Donald Trump caused an impression at the World Economic Forum in Davos as he talked "America First" and touted U.S. success.
Eli Ridder
January 26, 2018
U.S. Politics
The fight for liberty in Wisconsin is taking a step forward, with multiple down ballot candidates rising up.
John Keller
January 25, 2018
Essays
The liberty movement should focus on property rights, not cultural Marxism.
Colin Louis
January 25, 2018
Opinion
The most important thing to be said here is that one must abandon the cult of pragmatism.
Ryan Lau
January 25, 2018
World
Sejong Hospital in southeast Korea went ablaze in a fire that resulted in several deaths.
Eli Ridder
January 25, 2018
World
Turkey condemns the United States over their alliance with the Kurds, essential to Washington’s coalition of anti-Daesh forces.
Eli Ridder
January 25, 2018
U.S. Politics
United States President Donald Trump states he’s open to the special counsel interview and gives an update regarding his stance on DACA.
Eli Ridder
January 24, 2018
World
The United States-led coalition marks success after bombing Daesh headquarters.
Eli Ridder
January 24, 2018
Finance & Markets
Cryptocurrency has shown up to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in the form of two events.
Eli Ridder
January 24, 2018
Opinion
Libertarian presidential candidate Adam Kokesh’s letter to Wise County Sheriff Akin, written from jail.
Adam Kokesh
January 24, 2018
World
Save the Children lost three staffers and an Afghan soldier was killed during a 10 hour siege by Daesh militants.
Eli Ridder
January 24, 2018
Opinion
A libertarian writer who nearly came around on Trump explains why the president lost that support.
Mason Mohon
January 24, 2018
World
Save The Children's office in an Afghanistan city came under attack on Wednesday morning local time.
Eli Ridder
January 24, 2018
Economy
Trump's old decision to remove the US from the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) is clearly bad for our economy, but it may not be too late for the US to avoid this economic downturn.
Ethan Suquet
January 24, 2018
World
The US News and World Report has released their list of the top ten best countries in the world.
James Sweet III
January 24, 2018
U.S. Politics
An exclusive by the Washington Post has revealed that the Trump-Russia probe seeks to interview the president.
Eli Ridder
January 23, 2018
Opinion
The Trump administration withdrew an Obama-era letter that limited states’ discretion over Medicaid funding for abortion providers.
Ethan Suquet
January 23, 2018
U.S. Politics
authorities report that at least one student has been killed and five others…
Matthew Geiger
January 23, 2018
Essays
Political correctness is eroding Americans’ respect for free speech, the writer warns.
Addie Mae Villas
January 23, 2018
Essays
Cities are a staple of the new industrial world, but how is a successful one created and sustained?
John Liu
January 23, 2018
World
The United Nations have released a report detailing the displacement of thousands in the fourth day of the Afrin assault by Turkey.
Eli Ridder
January 23, 2018
Finance & Markets
Ron Paul has endorsed bitcoin, once a libertarian fantasy and now a subject of debate in Congress.
Jason Patterson
January 23, 2018
U.S. Politics
Going directly against Sessions' recent marijuana agenda, Vermont legalizes pot.
Nick Hamilton
January 23, 2018
U.S. Politics
Temporary spending bill ends government shutdown after U.S. Donald Trump signs the legislation.
Eli Ridder
January 22, 2018
U.S. Politics
The FBI says five months of text messages between agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page were lost to a technical glitch.
Vaughn Hoisington
January 22, 2018
World
The United States searches for a diplomatic solution to Turkish-Kurdish tensions as proxy allies take sides.
Eli Ridder
January 22, 2018
U.S. Politics
The United States Senate is set to vote in favor of passing a temporary spending bill, ending the government shutdown.
Eli Ridder
January 22, 2018
Essays
Republicans are not consistent in belief if they support this massive spending plan.
Will Arthur
January 22, 2018
Essays
A graduated income tax conflicts with both the spirit and the letter of the US Constitution and cannot be justified by the 16th Amendment.
Jadon Buzzard
January 22, 2018
Essays
A writer whose father left the family after years of paranoia, alcoholism and bipolar disorder reflects on how to endure hard times.
Roman King
January 22, 2018
U.S. Politics
The United States has ended the federal government shutdown after Senators came to an agreement, the House passed a bill and the president signed the legislation into law.
Eli Ridder
January 22, 2018
U.S. Politics
The shutdown ends with CHIP funded, an immigration promise from McConnell, and both parties claiming the win.
Eli Ridder
January 22, 2018
World
Turkey continues a three day offensive against the U.S.-backed Syrian Kurds in Afrin.
Eli Ridder
January 22, 2018
World
Eighteen are dead following an attack and siege on the Kabul Intercontinental Hotel that concluded with 14 foreigners killed.
Eli Ridder
January 21, 2018
Opinion
The wave of sexual assault allegations have left many falsely accused.
Benjamin Lemley
January 21, 2018
Essays
We need to know the causes of socialism's failures, so we must study praxeologically sound economic reasoning.
Mason Mohon
January 21, 2018
Essays
Americans complain about division, but the new racial politics answers division with more of it.
Ricardo Tremblay
January 21, 2018
World
The 12-hour long Kabul Intercontinental Hotel siege ends with five killed and six injured.
Eli Ridder
January 21, 2018
Essays
The government starves us of what we have payed for, and that is simply not ok.
Austin Anderholt
January 21, 2018
U.S. Politics
With the President firmly on the side of life, there is a new future ahead for the pro-life movement.
Jason Patterson
January 20, 2018
World
Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel has come under attack by gunmen: no casualties so far.
Eli Ridder
January 20, 2018
U.S. Politics
Trump, through all his good and bad moments, remained president.
Owen Heimsoth
January 20, 2018
Essays
State-lovers will often say that taxation is justifiable because of the benefits we receive, but their fallacy-ridden argument is wrong.
Andrew Lepore
January 20, 2018
Essays
The state has paraded itself as equality's bastion, but that is only resulting in more debt and more danger.
Jackson Parker
January 20, 2018
Essays
What an ideological echo chamber is, why it does harm and how to get out of one.
Joan Dejana
January 20, 2018
U.S. Politics
U.S. President Donald Trump praises the rallies as the protests criticize his government.
Eli Ridder
January 20, 2018
U.S. Politics
The United States federal government goes into shutdown as Senate fails to pass spending bill.
Eli Ridder
January 20, 2018