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Anti-Hunting Laws Have Deadly Consequences
Apex predators do not care about the feelings of animal rights activists.
Brady Leonard | April 23, 2024
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Remembering Hayek’s Remarkable Nobel Lecture
Stockholm fired a shot across the Establishment bow by recognizing Hayek, but it was an honor the great man from Vienna richly deserved.
Lawrence W. Reed | March 19, 2024
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Louisiana Embraces Gun Rights
LA joins 27 other states in making constitutional carry the law of the land.
Brady Leonard | March 12, 2024
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Schools With “Radical Politics” Must Be Tolerated in a Free Society
In a free market, schools that focus on socialist ideology and “radical politics” could exist.
Kerry McDonald | February 27, 2024
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Can Adam Smith Save Gen Z?
A college professor's optimistic take on the younger generation.
Blake Scott Ball | February 20, 2024
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Self-Improvement Is Inherently Pro-Liberty
Why the Atomic Habits phenomenon is a good sign for our culture.
Dan Sanchez | February 13, 2024
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The Economics of Taylor Swift’s Super Bowl Trip
Even superstars have to think about tradeoffs.
Signè DeWind | February 13, 2024
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War Is Not Just a Western Notion
Japanese history illustrates the fact that, when it comes to war, the Far East is no different from the Middle East or whatever is either east or west from wherever you are.
Lawrence W. Reed | January 30, 2024
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Taylor Swift Shows Us Why We Need to Shake Off Intellectual Property
There’s nothing wrong with using a phrase someone else came up with. But there is a lot wrong with coercively preventing such use.
Benjamin Seevers | January 30, 2024