US Politician’s Ex-Staffers Send Nudes
Juan McCullum is charged with distributing nude images of his former boss, a member of Congress, and a co-worker with obstruction.
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Uganda and Its Oppression of Women
How the African country is turning a blind eye to the rights of women.
We the People, Our Bill of Rights, and Why We Should Care: Part 3
A look at what the Third Amendment says and why it still matters.
Is Petersen’s Party Permutation Principled?
Austin Petersen is running for Senate as a Republican.
Janet Yellen Testifies Before House Banking Committee, DOW Hits Record High
The economy is robust and in good shape, according to Janet Yellen, current Federal Reserve chair.
From “Just Another Black Kid” on the Streets of Jacksonville, Fl to First to Graduate High School and Get a Degree in Immediate Family
Denisha Merriweather failed third grade twice in public school; a voucher made her the first graduate in her family.
Fakes Center, Goes Right
How French President Emmanuel Macron is turning out to be more right wing than people thought he would be.
The Heartbreaking Story of Charlie Gard
British courts ruled that baby Charlie Gard must die 'with dignity' — over his parents' fight to treat him.
Antifascists/Trump Protesters Applaud Hitler’s Quotes
A Trump supporter went undercover as an Antifascist supporter/Trump protester.
Federal Reserve to Release Monetary Policy Report; Interest Rate Hikes Expected
The Federal Reserve is releasing the Monetary Policy Report next week, and the report is optimistic.
Famous Billionaire Says Era of Central Banks Is Ending, Praises Policy Makers and Welcomes a New Era
Stocks around the world this year have hit record highs, but Dalio considers this as the the beginning of the late-cycle phase of the business/short-term debt cycle
Iraqi PM in Mosul, Marking Victory
Prime Minister of Iraq Haider al-Abadi visited Mosul on Sunday to congratulate Iraqi forces for their victory over Daesh (IS) in the war-torn city.
First Libertarian Elected in Mississippi
Mclain, MS Earlier today, Mayor Steve McCluskey of the small town of Mclain, MS became the first Libertarian elected in Mississippi history.
Illinois’ New Bittersweet Budget
How Republicans and Democrats came together to hurt Illinois.
How a Libertarian Republican Almost Beat Ike in the 1952 Presidential Primary
Turns out Eisenhower almost lost to Ohio Senator Robert A. Taft, a prominent libertarian and the Senate Majority Leader in 1953.
Trump and Putin Talk 2016 Election, North Korea, and a Cease Fire in Syria
Behind closed doors at the G-20, Trump presses Putin on election meddling and comes out with a loose Syria cease-fire.
Employment at Record High With High Demand for Jobs and Recruiters
Job openings hit a record and recruiters triple their revenue — workers finally have the leverage.
Sexual Harassment Hurts Women and the Future of the Tech Industry
Tech entrepreneur Cheryl Yeoh’s story shows how sexual harassment hurts women and the industry they work in.
Walter Shaub, Ethics Director, Resigns
The government's top ethics watchdog quits six months early after repeated clashes with the Trump White House.
We the People, Our Bill of Rights, and Why We Should Care: Part 2
Part two of the series: what the Second Amendment says, where it came from, and why it still matters.
Austin Petersen Announces Senatorial Run
Austin Petersen, the 2016 Libertarian presidential runner-up, is running for Senate in Missouri as a Republican.
There Is No “Right Way” to Spread Liberty
Whether it's Petersen running Republican or the Mises Institute avoiding politics, liberty needs every path.
Why America Is and Always Has Been Great
On its 241st birthday, the case that America's founding principles — not its stumbles — define it.
China and Russia: A Worrying Relationship
Xi and Putin call their relationship the best in history, and their first joint target is a U.S. missile shield.
Libertarians Debate Monarchy vs Democracy (Liberty Hangout Rep. vs Libertarian Youth Caucus Rep.)
TJ Roberts and Aaron Sobczak debate whether monarchy beats democracy — philosophy versus practice.
Fixing Feminism Part 1: The Lies
Most women want equality but won't call themselves feminists — the movement's own myths are why.
Historic: Minnesota Lifts Sunday Liquor Ban
After 159 years, Minnesotans can finally buy a bottle on Sunday.
NExit: “We Have What It Takes to Secede”
Many groups have tried to break away from the United States, and all have failed.
Marijuana Victory in Nevada
Nevada's dispensaries opened at midnight, making it the eighth state to sell recreational marijuana.
Trump Meets With South Korea President
Trump presses Moon Jae-in on a 'rough' trade deal while the two find common ground on North Korea.
Hong Kong’s Dream for Democracy Is Crushed
is a large country with a whopping 3.705 million miles in area.
The Sudden Rise of the Supreme Court
Between Garland, Gorsuch, and the Kennedy retirement rumors, the quiet branch became 2017's loudest.
We the People, Our Bill of Rights, and Why We Should Care: Introduction and Part 1
Opening a ten-part tour of the Bill of Rights with the amendment the Founders put first for a reason.
The End of a SCOTUS Justice?
If Anthony Kennedy retires, the Court loses its swing vote and Trump gets to pick the replacement.
Supreme Court Gives Trump Travel Ban New Life
The Supreme Court put most of the travel ban on six Muslim-majority countries back in place.
State Representative Defects to the Libertarian Party
New Hampshire Rep. Brandon Phinney leaves the GOP for the Libertarian Party — and explains why in a 71 Republic exclusive.
The Case for the Legalization of Marijuana
Marijuana prohibition has no constitutional basis and every mark of a cronyist racket.
Rand Paul: “I’ll Consider Partial Repeal” of Obamacare
Rand Paul calls the GOP bill 'ObamaCare Lite' but says he'd settle for an 80 percent repeal.
The True Cost of War
The downing of a Syrian jet has pushed the U.S. and Russia closer to war, and the cost of one would be enormous.
The Future Libertarian President of Brazil? Meet João Doria
To boost the number of people seeking medical care in private hospitals, Doria de-funded the mismanaged and inefficient public hospitals and instead funneled the money into private hospitals
India’s “Beef” Between Church and State
A mob killed a Muslim teenager over a rumor of beef — and India's cow laws share the blame.
The Case for Israel
Israel has answered five rejected peace offers and constant siege while staying the region's freest country.
Trump Reveals He Has No Tapes of Comey
Trump admits there were never any Comey tapes; he floated them, he says, to 'keep him honest.'
India’s Violation of Expression: Sedition
India jailed 15 people for cheering the wrong cricket team — its sedition law outlived the empire that wrote it.
Rand Paul, Among Others, Taking Stand Against GOP Healthcare Bill
Four Senate conservatives say the GOP health bill doesn't actually repeal Obamacare — and their votes can kill it.
A Bad Year for Conservatives in Europe
From Wilders to Le Pen to Theresa May, 2017 kept breaking against Europe's right.
Lessons About Bad Bureaucracy From the U.S. Navy
The Navy's $7-billion-a-ship stealth destroyer is what procurement looks like when no one is accountable.
iOS 11 Review: Top 3 New Features to Expect
Three new features coming to iPhones with iOS 11, which Apple unveiled at its 2017 developers conference.