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Governments Are Using Drones to Spy on Americans. Here’s How People Are Fighting Back
Americans have long been concerned about government surveillance, and rightly so.
Das Karl Marx Problem
"How do we reconcile the decisive and early rejection of Marx’s economic theories after the Marginal Revolution with the high acclaim that those same theories enjoy among intellectuals today, albeit almost entirely…
Trump and the Media’s Prisoner’s Dilemma
Journalists have Trump on full blast after the results of the midterms.
Dahmer’s True Accomplice #shorts
Jeffrey Dahmer could have been apprehended sooner if the police had listened to his neighbor about an underage victim. But they didn’t, and he murdered four more people in his apartment after that. Watch this special FEE…
Dahmer’s True Accomplice #shorts
Jeffrey Dahmer could have been apprehended sooner if the police had listened to his neighbor about an underage victim.
When Giving Is Smart and When It Isn’t
With the Christmas season upon us, thoughts are turning to the matter of gifts and giving.
The False Face of SBF, FTX, and ESG
"For FTX and ESG, beneath a surface of virtue signaling and noblesse oblige are decidedly less-idealistic machinations: fraud, rent-seeking, influence-buying, and greenwash." ~ Peter C. Earle
You Buy From Other Consumers, Not From Producers
"Attempts to 'manage' or 'plan' prices do nothing to address the real problem of scarcity, and often make scarcity worse. Price controls are a restriction on the ability of other consumers to have…
How Libertarians Should View Harvard’s Racial Discrimination in Admissions
With the Supreme Court’s hearing of the Students for Fair Admission case against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina, racial discrimination is now in the news.
6 Things I Never Knew about Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Frankenstein is one of those stories that you learn about as a kid but can’t remember how you learned about it.
