Medieval Europeans Paved The Way For Freedom In The West
The usual narrative about the political situation in the Middle Ages is so well known that it is hardly necessary to restate it
Opinion
The tippinsights opinion section reflects articles where our individual authors or individual groups (from anywhere on the political spectrum) utilize our data to make compelling arguments.
Why The CIA Covid Cover-Up?
How could the interests of the US intelligence community be so strongly aligned with those of Fauci and the Chinese?
Anarcho-Tyranny Is Killing College Sports
The true victims, however, are the average college sports fans watching an institution they love be destroyed around them, while the cost of their fandom continues to increase.
The Hazards Of Criticizing Lincoln’s War
One of the main concerns in debates surrounding war is that supporters of war are often quick to accuse their political opponents of being unpatriotic or even traitors.
Is The US Economy Headed For A Bust?
The sharp decline in the yearly momentum of money supply is starting to hurt various activities that emerged on the back of the huge increases in the money supply between August 2019 and February 2021—from minus 1 percent to 79 percent
Top Pro-Life Group Will Give Lawmakers Failing Grade If They Don’t Extend Planned Parenthood Defund
President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” passed last summer, defunded Planned Parenthood for one year
House Votes To Terminate Iran War, While Preparing To Vote To Ramp Up The Ukraine War
On Wednesday, with the House having come back into session this first week of June, the vote on the Iran War resolution took place
Gitmo And Torture Revisited
The defendants are Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four alleged mass murder co-conspirators
Charles Lee: The Alternative “George Washington” You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
While George Washington and the American Patriots are often credited with defeating the British Empire through asymmetric warfare, Washington arrived at that strategy belatedly and embraced it only partially
Jonathan Mayhew And The Biblical Source Of The American Revolution
Preaching on the centennial of King Charles I’s execution, Mayhew argues in his “Discourse Concerning Unlimited Submission” that political resistance can be a righteous defense of a people’s natural and legal rights
We’re Freaking Doomed Without Freedom From State Rule
Up until roughly 1980, Information Technology (IT) was regarded as a black box by those not working in it.
Conservatives Miss The Point On Marijuana
Myth proffered by cannabis advocates is that legalizing the drug would improve the lives of African Americans
The Affordability Crisis Is A Sovereign Debt Problem
The affordability crisis in housing, healthcare, and education is not a market failure
Brazil’s Public-Sector Supersalaries: The State As Inequality’s Overlooked Engine
The conventional cure for inequality is almost always more government
Civilizations Are Transaction Costs
Nations do require active construction; civilizations do cluster around shared cultural traditions.
Rothbard On Scientism
Drawing from the Scholastics, Rothbard used the same type of argument, called an argument from retortion, in this essay, which originally appeared in 1960.