Why Egalitarianism Persists
Rothbard argued powerfully against egalitarianism, which is the ideology behind so many statist welfare schemes
Latest
The Defeat Of Thomas Massie: Where To Go From Here?
The last libertarian of the Ron Paul-Harry Browne stripe in Congress, Thomas H. Massie is now gone. Trump cultists and war hawks have been steadily celebrating since election night
The Reagan Formula For A Dangerous World
From confronting Iran's nuclear ambitions to powering economic growth at home, Larry Kudlow argues that Ronald Reagan's principles remain America's best guide to peace and prosperity.
3 Things To Know About President Trump’s Cabinet Meeting
Trump had announced Tuesday that the Cabinet meeting would take place at Camp David in Maryland, but he later announced that it would take place at the White House due to “possible bad weather conditions.”
When Our Word Is No Longer Good
It is dangerous to have a US Administration that no one in the US or the rest of the world believes
There Is No Reprieve In The Fed’s War on Savings
The savings account was not a sophisticated instrument. It was a vessel for deferred consumption—a way of translating present discipline into future security. The interest it paid was modest, but it moved in the same direction over time.
What Is Trump’s Anti-Weaponisation Fund And Why Is It On Hold
According to the report, the fund was created as part of an agreement resolving President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service over the disclosure of his tax returns.
The Big Apple’s Woes Are Not Just The Result Of One Election
Mamdani is the logical outcome of generations of New York City’s drift toward bigger and bigger government along with destroying the private sector. This leads the most productive citizens and businesses to head for the exits. It’s been going on for generations
Is Instagram Designed To Be Addictive? Supreme Court Rejects Meta’s Appeal
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark, a Democrat, sued Meta in 2023, alleging violations of the state’s consumer protection laws.
Would Oil Bring A Resource Curse In Jamaica?
One economist even went as far as to say: “I hope oil is never discovered in Jamaica. Countries are more likely to get rich if they have to create things, like Singapore and South Korea, instead of just pulling stuff out of the ground, like Venezuela and Angola.”
Trump Signals End To U.S. Naval Blockade In Hormuz
In a post on Truth Social, Trump said ships stranded by the U.S. blockade could begin returning home
How Dell’s AI Boom Is Fueling A Wall Street Rally
According to the report, the S&P 500 rose 0.2% early in trading, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 82 points and the Nasdaq also moved higher.
The Permanent War Government: Who’s Really Calling The Shots In Washington?
Released in 1964, Seven Days in May imagined a dramatic military coup: generals plotting in secret to overthrow an unpopular president because they believed they knew better than the American people what was best for the nation
“Creating A Nation”: The Declaration Of Independence And The Nation Anachronism
Viewing the Declaration of Independence as the act that created one consolidated American nation is a common historical anachronism, which projects a later nationalist understanding backward onto the founding era
What IBM’s $10 Billion Quantum Computing Investment Means
The investment will support research, manufacturing, partnerships, acquisitions and technology development
DC Area Police Investigate Swatting Incident Targeting A Supreme Court Justice
“Yesterday evening at approximately 9:02 p.m., officers responded to a swatting call at the residence of U.S. Supreme Court Justice in Fairfax County,” the department’s public information officer told the Daily Signal in a Thursday phone call.