Rejoice, Because Net Neutrality Is Gone
The FCC’s repeal of net neutrality is good news for the internet, the writer argues, despite the hysteria.
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Bitcoin’s Forgotten Hero: Ross Ulbricht & the Long Silk Road
The story of a man who should be at the forefront of what it means to be a libertarian.
Bannon’s Next Move in the GOP Civil War
Moore's loss stung, but with Flake and Corker retiring, Bannon's war on the GOP establishment isn't over.
The Cannabis Industry Is Blazing on Economic Upsides
Investors are flooding into the industry in areas where it has been legalized.
Politics Is the Game of Sexual Assault and Immoral Action. Why Are We Still Surprised When Politicians Fit This Trend?
The political system exists on violence, so violent people rise to the top, and we are guilty of supporting this system.
How to Win the War on Drugs: Norway Decriminalizes
A full on guns blazing anti-drug policy is not the best way to fix things.
Trump on Moore Loss: “I Was Right”
Trump called that Moore wasn't his guy and did not have what it takes.
Rand Paul’s Vote Is About to Become Much More Powerful
Rand Paul may have just become the new deciding factor in nearly every Republican decision for the foreseeable future.
Net Neutrality Officially Repealed
The FCC voted 3-2 along party lines to repeal the net neutrality rules adopted in 2015.
Unmarked Police Vehicles Are Just Another Step Into the American Police State
Police vehicles with no clarification of allegiance pose a threat to American liberties.
JSE: The New Top Prospect of Crypto
JSEcoin, a cryptocurrency not yet on the market, aims to make mining practical for ordinary users.
Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Sexual Misconduct?
An old op-ed written by the New Jersey Senator could be seen as controversial to some.
Moore Camp Challenges the Early Calling of Senate Election, Asks Alabama Secretary of State for More Information
Alabama’s secretary of state says Doug Jones leads Roy Moore by 1%, not 0.5%, as the Moore campaign disputes the early call.
Alabama Senate Special Election Coverage
In a race full of scandals, mudslinging, and party politics, the Alabama Senate Election, regardless of its victor, will be one for the ages.
From War With Mexico to the Rise of the Republicans: The Politics Leading to the Civil War
How the road from Polk's war to the Compromise of 1850 shattered the Whigs and set the table for civil war.
A Letter From the Editor: 71 Republic 1, Mainstream Media 0
71 Republic pulls an incredible feat of journalism by out-reporting major news organizations in the Alabama special election.
NFL Network Suspends Three Reporters Amid Sexual Assault Allegations; Formal Complaint Filed
The NFL Network suspended Marshall Faulk, Heath Evans and Ike Taylor after a makeup artist accused them of sexual harassment.
Where’s the Money? We Could Have Paid Off the Debt by Now
An MSU economist began to review government documents, and he discovered a more serious waste than we could’ve imagined.
Is NEO the Future of Smart Contracts?
Ethereum is the current leader in creating a "smart economy." But could NEO challenge that title?
Brexit: What’s Happened Since
A year and a half after the vote to leave the European Union, a look at what has happened since.
Does the Government Use Cryptocurrency to Spy on Us?
Cryptocurrency allows for the possibility of state circumvention to arise, but could we be playing right into their hands?
Japan Is Strengthening Its Defense Arsenal Amid North Korean Weapon Tests
As DPRK tests weapons, the Japanese Defense Ministry takes precautions.
The Danger of Fake News
A lack of truth in the news is a serious issue, and one that must be addressed.
Libertarianism and Heavy Metal: Two Peas in a Pod?
Heavy metal and libertarianism seem to parallel in more than a few ways.
Your Business, Not Your Choice
Many claim that by supporting business’ right to discriminate immediately means that you are a bigot or racist.
DeepBrain Chain: Artificial Intelligence on the Blockchain
Shanghai-based DeepBrain Chain wants to bring artificial intelligence to the blockchain.
Explosion Reported in Manhattan, Possible Terrorist Attack
Detonated bomb reported by the Port Authority Subway Station.
CNN Lied About Trump Campaign Access to WikiLeaks
CNN's WikiLeaks 'scoop' hinged on a date it got wrong by ten days — the email came after the documents were public.
Senate Bill Threatens Future of Cryptocurrency
This Senate bill may change how Cryptocurrency is bought and sold.
Gold or Bust: How Russia and China Can Make Gold Great Again
Russia and China are going to create a new gold trade, but it is not like the rest.
2018: The Year of Monero?
2017 was the year of Bitcoin - but will 2018 be the year of Monero?
Department of Justice Opens Up Investigation of Planned Parenthood
Stephen Boyd sent a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee requesting records from the panel’s previous congressional probe into Planned Parenthood.
Dancing on the Heads of Snakes: An Assassination in Yemen
Houthi rebels killed former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa, deepening the chaos of the post-Arab Spring Middle East.
The Draft Is Slavery and That’s That
The military draft is modern slavery, and there is no way out of that.
Even Roy Moore Has the Right to Due Process
Whatever Roy Moore did, accusation is not conviction — due process can't be a casualty of the moment.
The Senate Tax Bill Is Lowering Tax Rates. That’s a Great Thing
The Senate tax bill provides an array of benefits to multiple businesses and people throughout the country.
Here’s Why Martin Schulz’s ‘United States of Europe’ Is a Horrible Idea
The European Union could move from a union of countries to a country within the next 10 years if this Eurocrat gets his way.
Just Say Merry Christmas; Why Political Correctness Is Toxic
Saying “Merry Christmas” offends no one, and the push for “Happy Holidays” shows how toxic political correctness has become.
Would a Government Shutdown Really Be That Bad?
What would the problem with the government going away even be?
The Truth Regarding Sharia Law
Sharia Law is often misinterpreted by both the left and the right.
John Green’s New Book ‘Turtles All the Way Down’ Will Get Movie Adaptation
There is a possibility this movie will meet the same demise as 'Looking for Alaska'.
Why Must Police and DEEP Officials Flex Their Muscles on a Beloved Local Animal?
Kevin the turkey hurt no one and made his town thousands — so the state trapped him and hauled him to a forest.
We Should Not Change the Minimum Wage. Here’s Why
The writer argues against both a $15 minimum wage and abolishing it, and for leaving the federal rate alone.
In Defense of the Trump Travel Ban
Trump's travel ban provides an array of benefits for Americans.
Bitcoin Sets New Record Crushing Through $15,000 Barrier, Cryptocurrency Nearly Doubles in One Month
Cryptocurrency is expanding and becoming more widely accepted every second.
Interview With Phil Anderson - Libertarian Candidate for Governor of Wisconsin
Phil Anderson is a Libertarian politician from Fitchburg, Wisconsin.
Nicehash Just Became the Victim of One of the Largest Cryptocurrency Heists, Ever
Hackers took 4,736 bitcoin from NiceHash, a crypto mining marketplace, in one of the largest cryptocurrency thefts on record.
The US Military Has Just Invested in ‘Doomsday Genetics’ Technology
Emails released under the Freedom of Information Act have revealed that DARPA just invested in technology that can create a gene that can take out an entire species and spread through an entire population.