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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
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.”
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
Three-quarters of Americans want a gate on children’s social media. They want a parent holding the key, not the government.
According to the popular view, it is also possible to strengthen overall demand through the inflationary increases in money supply
Pressure vs. Pressure tracks where pressure is rising, where systems are holding, and where pressure is starting to break.
The Newsmax/TIPP Poll finds 85% of Americans see a mental health crisis. Awareness is at a record high, yet the crisis is getting worse.
Trump’s tax returns were stolen along with those of 425,000 others by an IRS employee who leaked Trump’s to media outlets
Democracy functions as an elite contest, politicians and their coalitions vie for office, much like firms compete in a market
The speed with which American polities proceed toward this situation will depend on two factors, both of which are already at play and contribute to ongoing talk of “national divorce” in the United States
Framing the question with such terminology implicitly smears capitalists as profiting at the expense of society; a sordid linguistic trick that pretends that coercive centralization is more “social” than the capitalist alternative
The Mises Institute held a conference in 2024 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the publication of Human Action in 1949; and, in the present volume, the papers presented at that conference have been published
