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The CDC Just Proved Milton Friedman Right (Again!)
The agency's 'temporary' eviction moratorium is a ticking time bomb that's getting bigger with every delay.
Hydropower Wanes Amid a Dry Year in the American West
A Western drought year spells trouble for the region's usually reliable hydropower
The Problem with a Federal Infrastructure Bill
Bipartisan enthusiasm in Congress for more infrastructure spending ignores the economic and political fundamentals.
The ACLU Claims the Second Amendment Is Racist
But to date, black Americans are more likely than any other group to suffer the adverse impacts of gun control laws.
Catalyst Book Review: The Narrow Corridor
Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson analyze development economics through the lens of liberty
Zoomers Are Focused on Finances
Generation Z isn't waiting for a college degree to secure their financial future
For the Spanish Government, A Carbon Price Isn’t Enough
Spain has chosen to pick winners and losers in the energy industry
Cuban Refugees: Sorry, You’re Not Welcome Here
Many Americans operate under the belief that the US holds a welcoming policy to refugees and those seeking political asylum
Anti-Cryptocurrency Congressman Funded by Big Banks
Guess how much money the American Bankers Association gave him
Telemedicine Shows the Free Market’s Innovative Capacity
What the 2020 telemedicine revolution has done for Americans
Will The Police Officer Who Flipped Woman’s SUV Face Charges?
When government officers violate the rights of citizens, they are flipping upside-down the very purpose of their job and of the American government
Restaurant Apologizes to Patrons and Roasts Government
Small businesses like Taco Loco—and their customers—are suffering the consequences of big government failure