The Woman Who Changed Millions of Lives
In this age of Obamacare, the writings of Ayn Rand are inspiring some doctors to push back. A small, but growing group of doctors …
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The Big Drag on the Rest of Us
It’s second-term scandal season in Washington, D.C. The folks at Fox are eating it up. But over at MSNBC, not so much. First it …
Don’t Be Fooled Again
“There’s an old saying in Tennessee,” the last president said in a classic George W. Bush gem. “I know it’s in Texas, probably in …
Why Political Correctness and Economics Don’t Mix
Why learn economics? To know economics is to understand how the world works. Multitudes of people know nothing about the subject, and that is …
The Not-So-Golden Years
The dream of virtually every American is to retire as early as possible. Who doesn’t want to have each and every day to do …
Psychiatry and Its Free Market Champion
This week is a big one in the psychiatry world. The American Psychiatric Association released the fifth edition of its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual …
Money Debauchery Continues
Kings used to “clip” and “sweat” coins constantly to pad the government treasury. Coins would be called in and filed around the edges, with the resulting loose metal coined into new currency for the government to spend. This practice has gone the way of the buggy whip, with the Federal Reserve conjuring up billions from the ether with the ease of a keystroke.
What Is a Libertarian?
In recent years, calling yourself a libertarian has become, at least in some circles, cool. Desperate media characters like comedian Bill Maher and radio …
It’s Time for Private Defense
The Cleveland Police Department took plenty of criticism when three girls that had been missing for a decade escaped captivity mere miles from their …
Inclined To Liberty
You are inspired by an idea. You want to share it with your friends. Why? Because it enhances your life, and you hope it …