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As with most things espoused in the name of social progress, the left’s aggressive push for EV technology conveniently forgets the lives of those affected by it the most. “On my watch, the great American road trip is going to…

A few times a year, my local grocery store advertises whole, fresh pineapples for 99 cents. Yours probably does, too. Every time I see it, I can’t help but wonder at the progress of humanity. Pineapple isn’t new. It was first…

The puns were flowing like wine, or rather, beer, on social media this week when Miller Lite went viral for an ad campaign that blasted its own brand for “sexism.” “Hold my beer, Budweiser! Miller Lite's new feminist…

Over the last decade, there has been a growing trend among radical free marketeers: building new cities in hopes of achieving economic freedom. There are good reasons to be skeptical of this strategy. The idea is relatively…

“The community is watching this project like a hawk.” Those were the words of Paul Stanton to Baldwin County officials concerning a 3-story, 14-bedroom duplex called Breezy Shores that was set to be built on the Gulf of…

The rise of bottom-up education models Across the US, everyday education entrepreneurs are reimagining K-12 education in simple but profound ways. Some of these entrepreneurs are parents trying to solve an educational problem…

If one needed any more proof that rent control laws suppress investment in new housing, then it is not necessary to look any further than this recent survey from the National Apartment Association. They found that "Over…

Should Legislators Have to Disclose Harmful Consequences of Legislation? This week, I have some questions about the consequences of legislation from Navy Veteran Howard M. He says: “Proposed legislation tells us who will…

To many people, the world seems to make less and less sense with each passing day. Values we once cherished and that bound civil society together face daily bombardment. Offensive things are routinely said and done today in…

This has been the year for school choice all over the country. At least six additional states joined Arizona and Florida to give parents the funds to send their children to private and charter schools. Surprisingly, deep-red…