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Socialism?: An Insult Posing as an Economic System
The midterm elections brought in an infamous "democratic socialist".
Mises PAC Launches to Support Libertarian Candidates Across the U.S.
After an endorsement by Ron Paul, the Mises Institute is formally announcing the creation of the Mises PAC to help elect libertarians nationwide.
The Three Biggest Mistakes of the US Constitution
Heralded as a glowing foundational document of a great nation, the constitution is far from perfect-- in fact containing some deep flaws
Venezuela Needs to Sort Itself Without American Intervention
Venezuela is a rightfully sovereign nation and the United States foreign policy should not reflect any intervention in their affairs.
How Television Can Evolve Past the FCC
Given the growing presence of streaming services, television stations may be able to broadcast content without middlemen like cable and the FCC.
Blame Patent Laws for the PepsiCo FC5 Potato Lawsuit
The government is giving PepsiCo a monopoly on a special potato, enabling them to oppress Indian farmers.
Sanctions Contribute to the Collapse of the Dollar
Sanctions are a form of self-inflicted isolationism, which leads to the collapse in the value of the dollar.
U.S. Soldiers Kill Afghan Civilians for Sport, Collect Fingers as ‘Trophies’
A U.S. 'kill team' murdered Afghan civilians for sport and kept fingers as trophies — eleven of twelve were convicted.
The Hot Take: A Media Catastrophe
The trend of the "Hot Take" has moved from twitter and is infecting serious media companies by spinning up controversy that only exists to get clicks.
Thanos Is Real and His Name Is Paul Ehrlich
Thanos has a real-world prophet in Paul Ehrlich — and Julian Simon's wager proved them both wrong.
Universal Human Rights Apply to All Individuals
It’s time we returned to the rhetoric of universal human rights instead of pretending certain rights apply to certain groups.
Blue Laws: The Useless Government Alcohol Blunder
It was the first time I have had to deal with the ridiculousness of blue laws.
Offended by Smirking? Privatize the Lincoln Memorial
Privatization of federal land, such as the Lincoln Memorial, allows land owners to determine who and what behavior they approve of on their property.
The LGBT Community Deserves Anti-Discrimination Laws
The LGBT community, despite being persecuted for something they cannot control, lack the legal protections that other historically oppressed groups have.
Marijuana, Dan Patrick, and the Fight Against Marijuana Decriminalization
A bipartisan Texas decriminalization bill has the votes — and one lieutenant governor standing in the way.
Tax Deductions Are Not Subsidies, It’s Your Money
Tax deductions let people keep their own money.
A Populist Battle in the 2020 Election
The establishment is dying on both sides — 2020 shapes up as right-wing populism versus left-wing populism.
Politicians Are Afraid of Acknowledging Christian Persecution
Some politicians chose to not mention Christians when sending condolences after the Sri Lankan attacks despite it being a blatant attack on Christianity.
Transfer Eligibility Shows the NCAA Is Not for Its Athletes
The NCAA is not granting football player Brock Hoffman an eligibility waiver in his transfer to Virginia Tech to be closer to his ill-mother.
Tesla Profit Loss Shows Faults of Government Incentives
Tesla lost $702 million the quarter its tax credit shrank — value built on subsidies evaporates with them.
Gun Control Is Re-Branded Gun Violence
Any effort to enforce gun control laws would only result in more gun violence through confiscation efforts and the inability to defend against criminals.
Lying to Congress Should Not Be a Crime
In light of Michael Cohen's false testimony to Congress we must ask ourselves: Is lying to Congress any different from stealing from a thief?
Overpopulation Does Not Threaten Your Life
Though evidence strongly disproves Thomas Malthus's theory of overpopulation, many people are still worried about the issue today.
Trump’s Attack on School Lunches and Children’s Health
To try and fit his corporate tax cuts into the budget, Trump has decided to cut Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act, which sets regulations on school lunches.
YALCON Shows Us the Future of the Liberty Movement
A perfect example of the path that the liberty movement is on is Young Americans for Liberty's YALCON, which was recently hosted in Philadelphia.
Earth Day Was Founded as a Eugenicist Holiday
Because of the dark history of Earth Day, we should be careful in our promotion of seemingly beneficial policies and move away from anti-humanism.
Andrew Yang Is Wrong About Cocaine
Though Andrew Yang takes a softer approach on drugs than many, his weak answer on the decriminalization of cocaine leaves much to be desired.
The Birth of Clean Presidential Candidates
Only in 2019 are people beginning to realize that their digital presence leaves a trail.
If You Vote You Can’t Complain About Our Political System
Voting actively upholds the current political system and does nothing to alter the status quo of governance.
Woodland Elementary Giving Food Leftovers to Poor Kids
An Indiana school now freezes its cafeteria leftovers and sends poor kids home with eight weekend meals.
Roughly 180 Killed in Haftar’s Assault on Tripoli
Khalifa Haftar, the leader of the Libyan National Army, ordered for an assault against the city of Tripoli that has resulted in the death of civilians.
Ocean Builders Seasteaders Facing Death Penalty
Chad Elwartowski and Nadia Supranee Thepdet are living a life on the seas, but the Thai government sees this as a violation of national sovereignty.
Westwood High Responds to Cover Up Allegations
Responding to allegations of covering up an on-campus shooting, Westwood High Principal Mario Acosta doubled down on his assertion that there was no threat.
Can the Libertarian Party Actually Get Someone Elected?
The Libertarian Party has its flaws, as illistrated by Tim Silfies loss.
Chinese Scientists Want to Give Monkeys Human Brains
In a highly controversial study, Chinese scientists have successfully improved the intelligence of monkeys by using a human gene, MCPH1.
Beware of Big Tech’s Censorship of Speech
Google isn't a purely private actor — billions in subsidies make its blacklists everyone's problem.
Tiger Woods Wins Masters, Unites Divided Nation
With renowned golfer Tiger Woods back in sporting action, his win not only excited the golfing world but mended the unity in the United States.
Bill Weld Announces 2020 Presidential Run
Two months after forming an exploratory committee, Former Governor Bill Weld has announced that he will take on President Trump in the 2020 primary.
Haymarket Police Forces Residents to Buy City Decal or Face Fine
The recent decision by the Haymarket Police Department to force citizens to purchase the city decal is facing controversy from all sides.
You Better Thank Your Uncle for Being Gay
While some believe that homosexuality is not natural nor beneficial, science shows that homosexuality genetically benefits straight people in major ways.
Gab Takes Another Hit From Silicon Valley
Gab's browser extension, Dissenter, was pulled from internet browser stores after being labeled "alt-right" by big tech and the mainstream media.
Westwood High School Covers Up Shooting Incident
Going against the school's controversial official report, multiple eyewitnesses confirmed that a gun was indeed fired inside of Westwood High School.
You Won’t Believe What Is Haram in Islam
The list of haram objects and actions in Islam goes far beyond the commonly-known things such as alcohol, adultery and homosexuality.
Man Sentenced to Prison for Rape With No Hard Evidence
Albert N. Wilson, a 23-year-old University of Kansas student, was sentenced to more than 12 years for rape despite little hard evidence.
Education in Firearm Safety Will Limit Gun Violence
As mass shootings continue to occour, education in firearm safety would vastly improve the situations of Americans at risk of gun violence.
Privatize Social Security If You Want to Shrink Government
Privatizing Social Security would tremendously decrease the debt and return the power to the individual to manage their own retirement.
Mike Pence Doesn’t Hate Buttigieg or the LGBT Community
Vice President Mike Pence, despite accusations from slanderous political opponents, does not hate Pete Buttigieg or any other member of the LGBT community.