We Spend A Lot More On Welfare Than Bombs. That’s A Problem.
We spend less on the military than we do paying down the interest on our immense $40 trillion national debt.
Opinion
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The Fallacy Of Structural Equity: Applying Sowellian Economics To The Modern Civil Rights State
By enacting sweeping programs and taking credit for these preexisting economic trends, the burgeoning civil rights bureaucracy secured a mandate to expand its regulatory reach.
‘Gaslighting,’ ‘Toxic,’ ‘Trauma’: How Therapy-Speak Is Changing Family Life
There is a rapid rise in Americans framing ordinary life through the lens of therapeutic language.
No Secretary Bessent, We Aren’t Magically Growing Our Way Out Of Debt
During the first twenty-four years, net saving varied between ten percent to fifteen percent of NNP, while the federal budget was close to being balanced.
Corporatism Goes Global
In the deal, the Venezuela government gives the company a hundred years lease for some oil fields.
Front Row At The Revolution
It is my understanding that the video recordings of the speeches, each of which ran for about half an hour, will be up and available on the Ron Paul Institute Site in a couple of days.
Massie, Kent Join Ex-Officials Lighting Up Ron Paul ‘Revolution’
Massie said he was not interested in mourning the defeat and declared that he was, in a way, happy he had lost.
Why Is Harvard Debating The Use Of AI In Student Writing
Supporters contend that AI is becoming an unavoidable part of professional life and that students should learn to use the technology responsibly.
‘If You Don’t Love America, Get The Hell Out’: Tom Emmer Unloads At RNC
The Minnesota Republican singled out several Democrats by name, including Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., and Michigan U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed.
The Unbearable Ignorance — And Arrogance — Of Ro Khanna
In the end, Khanna ends up making a strong case. He makes a strong case that he’s an economic illiterate who should never be anywhere near the levers of power.
A Comment On Profligacy And The Rationing Of Utilities
Rothbard notes that a private firm welcomes increased demand because additional customers mean greater revenue and an incentive to expand operations.
God’s Little Helpers
Seven decades later, and repeated ethnic cleansings, there are nearly 5 million Palestinian refugees, among them many Arab villages in Gaza.
25 Years After 9/11, America Dotes On Its Enemies
Obviously we failed to learn the lesson that our enemies so savagely wrote on the World Trade Center towers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania a quarter century ago.
Money-Supply Growth Accelerated In July To A 59-Month High
Moreover, measured month-to-month, the money supply has increased during 11 of the past 12 months.
The US Embargo: The Economic And Human Consequences Of Flight Cancellations For Cuba
The end goal is to intensify economic pressure on the government, while also having broader effects on the daily lives of ordinary Cubans
Trump Lifts Sanctions On Top Al Qaeda Recruiters, Financiers Days Before 9/11 Anniversary
The delisting of the jihadist recruiters came as part of the Trump administration’s removal of the government of Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa as a State Sponsor of Terrorists