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Lockdown Governors Largely Go Unpunished
Whitmer, DeWine cruise to re-election as COVID authoritarianism fades from voters' memories.
Brady Leonard | February 21, 2023
López Obrador´s Honeymoon With Cuba
Mexico´s president questionably honors Díaz-Canel
Alvaro Vargas Llosa | February 20, 2023
Western Progressives Loved Stalinism and Maoism
Modern socialists may prefer to distance themselves from Stalin and Mao, but progressives were singing a very different tune in the twentieth century
Jon Miltimore | February 14, 2023
The Darien Gap Tragedy
The one unclosed gap in the route from North to South America is hazardous and economically costly.
Scott Beyer | February 13, 2023
SBF, the FTX “Crypto Messiah”
Everyone was under the spell of the crypto messiah, but none of the star-studded multimillionaire investors bothered to conduct any due diligence
Francis Crescia | February 9, 2023
A Brief History of California’s Eugenics Program (1909-2013)
After decades of forced sterilizations followed by feeble apologies, California is shifting to the endgame of its century-long sterilization program: taxing innocent citizens to pay off its victims
Saul Zimet | February 7, 2023
Forced to Dump 30,000 Liters of Milk—as Dairy Prices Surge
Canadian dairy farmer Jerry Huigen explains why he’s heartbroken to dump 30,000 liters of milk amid surging dairy prices.
Jon Miltimore | February 7, 2023
Abortion Won in November, Almost Everywhere
Voters rejected pro-life measures in deep red Montana and Kentucky
Brady Leonard | February 7, 2023
Farmer’s $370k Property Seized to Cover a $60k Tax Debt
Home equity theft is a much bigger problem than many realize.
Patrick Carroll | January 31, 2023
Economics Isn’t
Five misconceptions about economics and its capabilities
Caleb S. Fuller and Scott Burns | January 27, 2023
Hollywood? No, Ottawa!: The Epidemic of Nepo Babies
Uncovering the dark truth of nepotism in Canadian politics
Francis Crescia | January 25, 2023
What Ayn Rand Meant by “Americanism”
It was more about a principle than a nation
Dan Sanchez | January 17, 2023