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The “CryptoRuble” Is Born
Putin greenlights a state cryptocurrency, bans rival mining, and attaches a 13 percent tax — the opposite of what crypto promised.
Iraqi Forces Seize Kurdish Territory
Iraqi security forces swept into Kurdish territory in response to their recent independence referendum.
Executive Order Starts the Process of Repealing Obamacare
President Trump signed an executive order on Oct.
From the Editor: A Public Service Announcement Regarding PETA
Senior Editor Roman King explains why readers should think twice before donating to PETA.
Weinstein Helped Finance Clinton Defense
Harvey Weinstein, now accused by more than 30 women, helped pay for Bill Clinton’s legal defense.
The Forgotten War: Yemen
Yemen’s civil war gets little attention in the U.S., though its young, tribal population has been caught in years of conflict.
Trump Needs to Stop, From a Trump Supporter
A Trump supporter’s opinion regarding where Trump is succeeding and where he’s lacking.
5 Nationalist Movements to Watch
Right-wing populism is growing around the world.
In Favor of Radical Libertarianism
Maybe it's time for the liberty movement to take a page out of the left's strategy book.
Civil Discourse Is Dead. Let’s Revive It
Americans have stopped talking across political lines, and the writer makes the case for reviving civil discourse.
A Short Refutation to “Democracy Is Failing, and Here Is How We Fix It”
A principle is not a method — the case against democracy forgets to say how a libertarian society would actually decide.
Climate Change and the Plight of Modern Science
The long-held principles of a scientific world are being questioned and will shake our modern society to its core.
Democracy Is Failing, and Here Is How We Fix It
A democratic model of society is not ideal, and there’s a better alternative.
71 Republic Exclusive: Interview With Joshua Smith, Candidate for Chairman of the Libertarian National Committee
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Philippine “Death Squads” and Duterte’s War on Drugs
A look at the death squads behind Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs in the Philippines.
Foresight? Who Needs It?
An exploration into the relationship of the entrepreneur and the phenomenon of time preference
Why War With North Korea Simply Won’t Happen
71 Republic Reporter Griffen Smith explains why nuclear war, especially with North Korea, is an extremely unlikely possibility.
These 10 Places Could Become the World’s Next Countries
Venice, Catalonia and eight other regions that could become independent countries.
Occupy-Style Anti-Trump Demonstrations to Occur November Fourth
Antifa and allied groups plan Occupy-style encampments on November 4 that won't disband until Trump is gone.
UKIP’s New Shot at Glory
The United Kingdom Independence Party’s story may not be over.
Cause for Basque Independence Regains Attention After Catalan Referendum
Catalonia’s referendum has revived attention for Basque independence, a cause marked by more than 50 years of violent conflict.
From the Editor: Common Sense Isn’t So Common Anymore — Here’s Why
Senior Editor Roman King returns from nowhere with an article on common sense.
To Stand, or Not to Stand?
As NFL players kneel during the anthem, a look at what the U.S. Flag Code says and whether it can be enforced.
Catalan Independence: The Past, Present, and Future
A look at Catalonia’s long push for independence from Spain, and where it goes next.
Why “Rocketman” Will Stay in Power Forever
Kim Jong Un’s leadership tactics put him in a situation that makes it unlikely he would lose power due to his own nation.
3 Big Stories You Missed During the NFL Controversy
While the NFL fight raged: Saudi women won the right to drive, Germany's AfD surged, and Roy Moore beat Trump's pick.
This Mayoral Candidate Is a Libertarian’s Dream
Chris Holbrook is running for St. Paul mayor on legal marijuana, a flat tax, and a $0 campaign budget.
Al Jazeera’s Disturbing Support for Terrorism
The Middle East's most popular media outlet continues to make excuses for criminally violent organizations.
Hacking the US Election: How to Change Presidential Vote Counts
Tensions have been high over whether or not American democracy is intact, but what would it take to break our election cycle apart?
The Italian Refugee Crisis
The refugees that have inundated Italy and Europe's immigration systems are mostly asylum seekers
Why I Left the Libertarian Party
A former Libertarian Party member explains the switch back to the Republicans after a few months.
Angela Merkel Re-Elected Chancellor of Germany, Far Right AFD Makes Surprising Surge
Merkel’s CDU won the most seats, but the far-right AfD made surprising gains.
The Rise of Emotional Abuse
Emotional abuse has increased 200% since 2010, and it can leave lasting psychological trauma.
The Tyrant Named Majority
Majority rule can threaten individual rights as surely as any single tyrant.
“Bitcoin Jesus” Is Making a Country
Roger Ver, commonly known as Bitcoin Jesus, is partnering with Olivier Janssens to create a Free Society.
Trump Retweets – The Good, the Bad, and the Memes
Trump retweets fans, Mussolini quotes and memes.
California Charter School Finalizes Decision to Mandate Transgender Education in Kindergarten
A Rocklin school board rules parents can't pull kindergartners from transgender story time; 71 families pulled out entirely.
Yes, Bitcoin Is a Bubble
Bitcoin Investor Max Bibeau provides an in depth analysis of the “Bitcoin bubble.”
The Washington Post Is Wrong; Libertarians Are NOT Similar to the Alt-Right
The Washington Post piece trying to tie Libertarians to the alt-right is fundamentally misguided.
BBC Censors “Climate Deniers”
The BBC will no longer give climate skeptics airtime — a taxpayer-funded network deciding which opinions Britons hear.
Bombs Away: Amazon’s “Frequently Bought Together” Algorithm Can Prompt Users to Buy Bomb Making Ingredients
The E-Commerce giant is facing backlash after it's "Frequently Bought Together" algorithm suggests bomb making ingredients to customers.
California Issues Joint Resolution Challenging Feds Over Marijuana Scheduling
Californian legislature has decided to issue a joint resolution, named SJR-5, which is designed to express their concerns regarding this issue.
Transnistria – The Country That Doesn’t Exist
The future of Transnistria is uncertain but many are looking forward instead of back to the past
Berkeley Braces for a Battle That Will Hopefully Never Come
Berkeley built barricades and authorized pepper spray for a Ben Shapiro speech that ended with nine arrests and no injuries.
Rand Paul’s One-Man Protest
The Junior Senator from Kentucky spent his Monday evening defending liberty and freedom.
North Korea Is Mining Bitcoin. So What?
The solution to North Korea’s sanction circumvention is not in the hands of big government.
Hillary Clinton Has Launched Her New Book
Hillary Clinton’s book has launched, and everyone is reacting.