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Book Review: Arguments for Liberty
71 Republic Editor Max Bibeau reviews the book Arguments for Liberty edited by Aaron Ross Powell and Grant Babcock.
Machinery for War: The Federal Reserve
How the US Federal Reserve has set a dangerous precedent in global war making.
Why Roe Was Wrong: Part 2
The second part of the case against the verdict of the Roe v. Wade decision.
Bitcoin Reaches Record Value
Bitcoin tops $3,400 for the first time while its week-old offshoot, Bitcoin Cash, craters.
We the People, Our Bill of Rights, and Why We Should Care: Part 6
A look at what the Sixth Amendment says and why it still matters.
“High Taxes” Weren’t Responsible for the Economic Boom of the 1950s and 1960s
Cenk Uygur claimed at Politicon that high taxes fueled the economy of the 1950s and 1960s.
Venezuelan Rebels Attack Military Base
Rebels led by a former National Guard captain declare 'legitimate rebellion' against Maduro and raid a military base.
UN Imposes Harsh New Sanctions on North Korea
New sanctions on North Korea have been passes unanimously by the UN Security Counsil.
Congress Is Broken. Here’s How to Fix It
A follow-up to last week’s critique of Congress, with proposals for fixing a legislature stalled by partisanship and a lack of accountability.
Minorities Become the Majority in Harvard’s Class of 2021
For the first time in 381 years, most of Harvard's freshman class is nonwhite.
HBO the Victim of Alleged 1.5 Terabyte Hack
Hackers took documents and unreleased episodes from HBO in an attack said to involve 1.5 terabytes of data.
Why New Hampshire Is Becoming the Epicenter of the Liberty Movement
Three sitting legislators went Libertarian in one year — only in New Hampshire.
Venezuelan Crisis Reaches a New Apex
Venezuela’s political crisis is reaching an apex, and the tension is beginning to become unbearable.
The Full Story of the Bitcoin Split
Bitcoin holder Max Bibeau discusses Bitcoin Cash fluctuation, the Coinbase lawsuit, and the future of Bitcoin mining.
Libertarian Activist Jake Porter Makes Gubernatorial Push
Former Iowa LP director Jake Porter launches a run for governor on spending cuts and cannabis legalization.
Perhaps Austin Petersen Should Take His Senatorial Campaign a Little More Seriously
Some think the senatorial candidate needs to “grow up” a bit.
From the Editor: In the Age of Information, Ignorance Is a Choice
Senior Editor Roman King takes an intensive look at the societal paradigms of ignorance in the modern era
How to Run SEO in Fashion Industry Efficiently: The Guide From Semalt
A syndicated primer on why fashion brands live or die by search visibility.
End the War on Drugs
The drug war has been nothing but a disaster, and there are better alternatives
Why Roe Was Wrong: Part 1
The first part of a series on why Norma McCorvey, also known as Roe, was incorrect.
The Importance of Liberty From the Christian Perspective
Adapted from an essay on Bastiat’s “The Law,” this piece argues that God’s gifts point toward individualism and liberty.
Delaney 2020: How One Representative Is Challenging Trump Early
The next presidential election is on barely anyone’s mind, but that is not the case for John Delaney
Fixing Feminism Part 3: Name Calling
If feminism ever wants to reach its goals, the name calling must end.
Congress Is Really Bad at Its Job
There are two major reasons why Congress is a failing institution.
19-Year-Old Tennessee Resident Files Lawsuit Against Cops Who Repeatedly Stunned Him While Restrained
Jordan Norris was tased over 40 times, much of it strapped in a restraint chair; now he's suing the deputies.
Major US Cities Within Range of North Korean Missile Strike
A new North Korean missile test could potentially put major US metropolitan areas within its range.
Judge Protects Arizona Law Requiring Unrealistic Standards for Potential Libertarian Candidates
An Arizona law makes Libertarians gather signatures at 24 times the Republican rate — and a judge just upheld it.
France Will Benefit From a Full “Brexit” and Here’s Why
France could greatly benefit from Britain completely cutting ties with the EU.
We the People, Our Bill of Rights, and Why We Should Care: Part 5
A look at what the Fifth Amendment says and why it still matters.
Transgender Individuals Banned From Military Service
Donald Trump has Tweeted a series of three Tweets, barring transgender people from military service.
The Tragic Story of a Man and His Staircase
A Toronto senior built a staircase for 0.008% of government estimate.
Tread on My Flag, Not My Rights
Prohibiting the ability to stand on flags is a violation of most basic speech rights.
Our Welfare State Needs Reform
Our welfare system is stricken with problems, and is in dire need of an overhaul.
Immigration: A Fair Solution
The United States has struggled with immigration policy for decades, but the answer might be clear as day.
From the Editor: Illinois Can’t Keep Their Ducks in a Row
On our first From the Editor, Roman King takes a hard look at the Illinois economic crisis.
Patriotism Is Good, Nationalism Is Not
There is an important distinction to be made between nationalism and patriotism
Mark Zuckerberg for President 2020?
Could the Facebook founder become the leader of the free world?
Spicer Resigns as White House Press Secretary and Acting Comms Director, Scaramucci Appointed as New Comms Director
Sean Spicer quits rather than serve under Anthony Scaramucci, the new communications director.
John McCain Diagnosed With Brain Cancer
The Republican senator has been diagnosed with a brain tumor.
OJ Simpson Due to Be Released on Parole
The former running back for the Buffalo Bills and 49ers has been granted release this October.
We the People, Our Bill of Rights, and Why We Should Care: Part 4
Why the fourth amendment still matters today, especially with the oppressive surveillance state.
Fixing Feminism Part 2: The Media
The sequel to the first article taking a stand against the modern feminist movement.
Hyphens; the Central Seed of American Division
The hyphen of a seemingly innocent label is still ingraining problems in society to this day.
Turn Your State Yellow
I will focus on how to quickly and effectively use the libertarian party as a means of achieving liberty.
Foxconn Considers Manufacturing iPhones in America
An internal memo shows Foxconn is weighing plans to manufacture in the United States.
The Market Is Brutal, and That’s a Good Thing
Creative destruction is destructive in the greatest way possible
A Former Spy Was at Trump JR Meeting
Rinat Akhmetshin, an ex-Soviet counterintelligence officer turned lobbyist, says he attended the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting.