What If Nobody Wants To Run Mamdani’s Grocery Stores?
The RFP says the city aims at “reducing prices in ways the private market alone cannot.” But it does so entirely through taxpayer subsidies.
Opinion
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The Property Rights Duality And The Defense Of Freedom
As Rothbard and others have noted, there is an instinctive sense of self-ownership of one’s own body, which led even die-hard communists to implicitly recognize private property.
Slobodian’s Bastard Caricatures: Smearing Austrian Economists
There is a civil war raging on the American right. On the surface, it appears to be a struggle between two factions.
Problems of Causation In Race And Discrimination
The key form of unfairness thought to produce disparities in racial outcomes is discrimination.
Va. Candidate Dodges Photos With DSA Members
Tom is in a pickle politically, and I feel for him because I went through a similar thing back in 2017. Ironically, the last time the two of us spoke.
The Slumlord Fed
If you ran a counterfeiting operation that almost everyone thought was a crucial part of the economy, would you shut it down because someone had just made your racket public in painful and humiliating detail?
Franco-German Cooperation On Nuclear Deterrence Is A Good Sign
It highlights a doctrinal shift for both France and Germany on the use of nuclear weapons.
The Borrowed Ticket
Bernie has never hidden that he is a socialist. But to get on the ballot, he has had to use the Democratic Party.
Get The Flock Out
Earlier this year, the Charlottesville City Council discontinued its one-year pilot program with Flock Safety after concerns about data protection, potential misuse, and limits on local control.
EPA’s Medical Sterilizer Rule Put Patient Care at Risk
Ethylene oxide is a gas that is naturally ubiquitous in the air around us, and which occurs naturally in our bodies.
Victor Davis Hanson: Race-Based Hiring Changed Higher Education
In those days, 4.0 was the top, and I had a 3.99. I had two Bs. I did pretty well for a country boy on the SAT, so I applied to UC Santa Cruz. It was a new campus. It was harder to get in than Stanford.
The Problem Of Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction
It’s covered by her insurance and only takes about three minutes to set up a therapy session via an AI chatbot.
Back in The USSR: Spending Two Weeks in a Real Socialist Country
One of the reasons is that there are not that many left. I can think only of Cuba and North Korea.
Monetary Savings Versus Real Savings
The NIPA framework is based on the Keynesian view that spending by one individual becomes part of the income of another individual
What Would Happen If Spain Had An Open Border With Morocco
Many migrants pushed through the border barriers, with thousands more swimming short distances to bypass land-based barriers