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.
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
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
Up until roughly 1980, Information Technology (IT) was regarded as a black box by those not working in it.
Myth proffered by cannabis advocates is that legalizing the drug would improve the lives of African Americans
The affordability crisis in housing, healthcare, and education is not a market failure
The conventional cure for inequality is almost always more government
Nations do require active construction; civilizations do cluster around shared cultural traditions.
Drawing from the Scholastics, Rothbard used the same type of argument, called an argument from retortion, in this essay, which originally appeared in 1960.
Even a small sampling of Ms. Wood’s television appearances and reporting reveals little aptitude for investing or critical reasoning
The US is insisting on a ceasefire while trying to erode Iran’s leverage with economic strangulation.
Xi staged a year of pressure on Japan for an audience at home, and lost the one abroad
Four of the seven justices found that the Democrats’ “legislative process employed to advance” the voter referendum that approved the new map not only violated the state constitution, but it was “wholly unprecedented in Virginia’s history.”
Democrats called Trump “out of touch” with everyday Americans.
McPherson predicted an “exponential change” in the global temperature was coming hard and fast.
Since the American economy didn’t begin in 1913, I urge you to look at CPI values prior to 1913, before the Fed existed and before gold was outlawed.
But the jobs report is even better than advertised, because it included a loss of 9,000 federal workers.
