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3d Printed Homes: A Fix for Global Housing Problems?
With faster construction times, cheaper costs, and sturdier material, 3D printing can boost living standards in the developing world
Special Interests are Again Pushing for Biofuel Subsidies
Lobbyists have managed to further imbalance the energy playing field and consumers will front the bill
San Francisco Mayor Breaking Own Mask Mandate
Mayor London Breed was just exposed—and she’s not sorry
Shang-Chi Earns Its Blockbuster Stripes
Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, a review from The Beacon
Singapore’s Housing Model—the Positives and Negatives
Singapore blends market and centrally-planned elements in a way that’s far different from the U.S.—yet mirrors some of our problems
Victory in Afghanistan Should Have Been Bloodless
After two decades, we should admit that we took to the wrong battlefield
The Future of the Warehouse is Automated
E-commerce and logistics firms turn to robots to speed up turnaround and cut costs
More Businesses Have Fled California This Year in 2020
California has regulated and taxed its once-thriving economy into a coma
‘Paw Patrol’ Might Be the Most Libertarian Kids Movie Ever
Liberty saves the day in 'Paw Patrol: The Movie'—after meddling politicians create an environmental disaster
Vaccine Passports Have Come to Canada
And don’t expect the Canadian Constitution to stop them