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Did Trudeau’s Crackdown Spark a Bank Run in Canada?
Five of Canada's largest banks mysteriously went offline this week after the government announced it was freezing assets of people supporting the Freedom Convoy, sparking rumors of a bank run or computer hacking
Jon Miltimore | February 23, 2022
Could Mark Cuban’s Plan to Disrupt Big Pharma Work?
Politicians like to talk about bringing the price of prescriptions down, but per usual, the true leaders in society actually do it.
Hannah Cox | February 17, 2022
The Micro-state With One of the Best Tax Climates in the World
Andorra, one of Europe’s seven “micro-states," is one of Europe's hidden treasures
Lawrence W. Reed | February 9, 2022
Meet Sarah Bloom Raskin, Federal Reserve Nominee
Biden’s latest anti-freedom, anti-energy nominee
Star Parker | February 9, 2022
Hannah Cox | February 2, 2022
2nd Amendment Sanctuary Counties
What do they mean for the relationship between local and federal governments?
Trevor Mauk | February 1, 2022
Can We Stop Moving the Goalposts on COVID Mandates?
Whether the mainstream media chooses to cover it or not, mass immunity is being established as we speak
Luka Ladan | January 27, 2022
World’s Oldest Republic Reveals Secret to Peace and Prosperity
It’s a place where people live and let live
Lawrence W. Reed | January 27, 2022
Biosecurity Laws Are Not the Answer To Living With COVID
Removing restrictions on the supply of healthcare, not adding restrictions on life is the answer
Conor Norris | January 25, 2022
The (Hidden) Costs of the Afghanistan War
The human costs of the Afghan War are well known. Its inflationary costs are less understood
Jp Cortez | January 18, 2022
4 Positive Education Trends to End 2021
The exodus from government-run schooling continues
Kerry McDonald | January 18, 2022
Small Government Affordable Housing Solutions
Local government & community organizations working together for affordable housing
Pooja Bachani Di Giovanna  | January 17, 2022