The government is playing monopoly with Sony and Microsoft

Mike Judge’s hilarious 1999 comedy shows the danger of falling into “resentment traps” and reminds us of the importance of taking control of one's own life.

Dollarizing may be a quick and effective solution to a pressing issue, but in order for Argentina to escape its seemingly permanent crisis, the list of changes is going to have to be more extensive.

It’s not just high taxes that are driving people out of cities. There are other costs—moral, social, and cultural—associated with spurning property rights and celebrating looting.

Real competition, contrary to the textbook portrayal, is a rivalrous process in which companies fight to reach the top and be the best

It's easier than you'd think!

Obamacare’s architects may have wanted to streamline the healthcare system, but the law accomplished the opposite.

The Twitter Files exposed a lot of malfeasance, but one effort spearheaded by Stanford University and federal agencies was particularly Orwellian in both concept and practice

The claim that socialism is alive and doing well in Scandinavian countries is shameless propaganda, hopelessly wrong and out of date.

The lawsuit raises important questions about the limits of government power in the digital age.

Teachers Unions are powerless to stop the wave of liberty making its way through state legislatures

Private companies in the space industry are generating a lot of firsts, and Terran 1 shows interesting possibilities