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.
According to a Public Religion Research Institute poll released last week, “Just half of Americans are extremely or very proud of being an American (51%) or of America’s 250-year history (49%).”
Recent estimates suggest roughly 11 million American households keep backyard chickens. That means the chicken coop behind the vice president’s residence is not unusual
We enjoy freedoms most people could only dream about. We have the strongest military in the history of the world. We have the most dynamic economy. We put men on the moon.
For the dark, universally unacknowledged world history of the past 120 years is clear: Tails Wag Dogs.
Scholastic natural law was further transformed in the century preceding John Locke’s famous Second Treatise on Government, the locus classicus of Enlightenment liberalism that was first published in 1689
Even though economists such as Phil Gramm, the author of The Myth of American Inequality: How Government Biases Policy Debate” have debunked similar arguments about inequality in America, in great detail
To understand why this system is inherently fragile, we must examine institutional closure
“Soccer fans like Freddy from Germany are embracing U.S. culture as they crisscross the country — and going viral,” says Danielle Shapiro of the Manhattan Institute.
In A Disquisition on Government, which was published after his death in 1850, he expounds an account of the nature of government that shows great theoretical penetration, and, after studying it, one can understand why Murray Rothbard admired it.
State Sen. L. Louise Lucas vowed that “there is not going to be a government shutdown.”
To many Americans of this period, peacetime standing armies posed a threat not only because they could be used by the state to overthrow liberty, but because they tended to reshape society and government itself.
My “Pure Madness from Psychiatrists” op-ed, published on June 5, 1986, listed the latest proposed perfidious labels offered by therapists
You don’t have to be a math genius to see what this means for many ordinary workers
Musk already had the highest net worth in the world before SpaceX went public.
For decades, politicians, police officers, prosecutors, prison officials, federal agents and bureaucrats of both parties have violated rights, exceeded their authority, misused public power and left taxpayers to pick up the tab.
