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.
Politics
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Watch: Abdul El-Sayed's Sister Celebrated Oct 7 Hamas Attack, Says Trump
The remarks underscore the escalating political tensions in Michigan’s high-stakes Senate race
Supreme Court Rejects Missouri Map That Could Have Helped Republicans
The decision is a setback for President Donald Trump’s broader effort to gain an advantage through congressional redistricting ahead of the 2026 elections.
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.
Zohran Mamdani Discovers Deregulation
The Democratic Socialist mayor of New York, who campaigned on rent freezes, free buses, and city-owned grocery stores, has apparently learned that sometimes government itself is the problem.
FBI Recorded Virginia Lawmakers’ Calls
Federal agents obtained at least two authorizations from a United States district court judge that allowed them to surveil Lucas’ phone calls.
Why Did Trump Promise Americans $5,000 If Republicans Win
He compared the proposed payment to a corporate dividend but did not explain how the government would finance it.
Cash Removal Will Damage The Market Economy
Money emerged through voluntary exchanges of barter goods wherein one good eventually became a generally-accepted medium of exchange.
Only A Token Difference: Treating Cryptocurrencies Differently Makes No Sense
Take the Genius Act. Passed in July 2025, it barred stablecoin issuers from paying interest—unlike bank deposits, which do pay interest.
A Firebrand Scorches Colonial Virginia
Jefferson knew the four examiners Henry had picked. Two of them were John and Peyton Randolph, each of whom had studied law in England.
Mamdani’s Sick, Sly Slap In The Face To 9/11 Families
During the ceremony, Mamdani signed two executive orders: one commemorating the 9/11 attack, the other detailing new moves to protect against further attacks.
Why Trump’s Push For Transparency In Public Schools Is A Victory For Parents
The only way to hold these schools accountable and stop secret gender transitions is for the Trump administration to take a strong stand.
Victor Davis Hanson: The Generation That Built America Was the Last Of Its Kind
One thing that’s a subtext, and I think it’s true of all of us, some of us in the boomer cohort actually knew people from the 19th century.
Quibbling Over The Definition Of Private Property
It is difficult to avoid the quagmire of definitional quibbles, because defining terms undoubtedly plays an important role in debate.
25 Years After 9/11, Have We Finally Realized What We’re Fighting?
But the history myself and those of my generation inherited did not end on that day. In some respects, it had only begun.
McKinney Recall Fight Intensifies As Petitioners Allege Intimidation
Among those opposing the recall is former McKinney Mayor George Fuller, who has used social media to criticize the effort and question some of its supporters.