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Politics
The TIPP leadership index is a leading gauge of how Americans perceive the current administration's performance. Specifically the President.
Trump Talks The Talk And Walks The Path Of War On Iran. So Does Netanyahu
From Trump’s UN General Assembly address where he said that Iran must either capitulate after the US midterm elections after which he threatens to issue his ultimatum...
The Invisible Heroes Of Our Tradition
The mostly faceless people who make scholarship materially possible are always too absent from discussions of intellectual history
Can Artificial Intelligence Solve Hayek’s Knowledge Problem?
Modern AI systems can analyze data at a scale no individual human being could approach.
Trump’s Fight With Three News Outlets Heads Back To Court
US District Judge Timothy Kelly previously issued a temporary order blocking the restrictions and restoring the journalists’ access
Libertarian Realism As Foreign Policy
What follows is therefore best understood not as an attempt to invent a new school of foreign-policy thought, but as a theoretical refinement of a distinctly Rothbardian-Raimondian insight.
Social Security Is Just A Transfer Payment From Workers To Retirees
Indeed, the federal courts have been very clear that there is not any sort of legally binding contract between the federal government and current recipients of Social Security payments.
Get Off My Lawn (And Out of My Lungs): A Property-Rights View Of Pollution
To distinguish myself from traditional environmental approaches, I am opposed to bureaucracy and federal regulations being the primary way of fixing this problem.
Government Should Liquidate Itself
Social Security is a claim on a person’s income—any working person. Did this person agree to it? Today, it would strike most people as strange even to ask the question.
Equality Before The Law Does Not Mean Equality Of Subjective Feelings
The court in Brown believed that black children inevitably feel inferior if they are not permitted to attend the same schools as white children. They deemed racial integration to be essential in making people feel that they are in fact socially equal.
Trump Approves Firing Squad For Radical Islamic Terrorist
The last military firing squad execution was Jan. 31, 1945, when a firing squad in France executed Pvt. Eddie D. Slovik for desertion during World War II.
What Is The Golden Dome Actually Providing?
Senators and witnesses attempted to flesh out the administration’s vision for the Golden Dome and whether partisanship is preventing action that could keep America safe from its enemies.
Trump Distances Himself From Advisers Tied To Pro-Russian Government
Trump’s comments followed a New York Times report that James Blair and Chris LaCivita traveled to Republika Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina for paid consulting work linked to the territory’s government
Ken Paxton Blames Iran War, High Gas Prices For Campaign Struggles: Report
He described affordability as his campaign’s biggest challenge and acknowledged that he has little control over the war or fuel prices.
Green Energy PAC Drops $15M To Unseat Freedom Caucus Members
According to the Freedom Caucus, the PAC is allegedly also targeting congressional candidates endorsed by the Freedom Caucus Fund, such as Brandon Herrera in Texas, Mike Beltran in Florida, and David Flippo in Nevada.
Here’s How Ohio Republicans Fare Ahead of Election, According to Top Pollster
On Saturday, The New York Times/Siena College poll on battlegrounds was released, showing a shift in whom Ohio voters are supporting for senator and governor.