Thomas Clarkson and William Wilberforce, to their eternal credit, proved that even the most entrenched of laws and policies can be changed by people of courage, character and conscience.

Viewing profit and the free market as a zero-sum game ignores that market transactions occur only if the outcomes are mutually beneficial to both parties.

An examination of Canada’s move towards digital credentials

AK gun stores to stay open during emergencies

Announcing a new series on nuclear power policy at home and abroad

Far from exploiting young people, reducing employment barriers for teen workers empowers them

A historical prelude to the modern surveillance state

Bud Light was serving a boss other than its consumers, and it really shouldn’t have to

Green activists’ obsession with EVs perpetuates the injustice they ostensibly want to abolish.

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.