by John Stossel | Dec 30, 2020 | CULTURE
“We have this tendency, for good reasons, to focus on problems, because that’s our way of solving problems,” says Norberg. “But then there’s the risk that we’ll just despair and think it’s hopeless and we give up. That’s not the solution to our problems.
by Phillip W. Magness | Dec 30, 2020 | Healthcare
This has been a year of astonishing policy failure. We are surrounded by devastation conceived and cheered by intellectuals and their political handmaidens.
by Hannah Cox | Dec 30, 2020 | Free Speech
Section 230 simply says that only internet users are responsible for what they write, not the private companies whose websites host the commenters. Secondly, it affirms what the First Amendment already implies—that private companies don’t have to host speech that violates their values.
by Richard M Salsman | Dec 23, 2020 | Regulation
If science had been followed in 2020 – in all fields – we’d be much healthier and wealthier than we now are. But control freaks have used Covid-19 to justify still more government controls, still more statism.
by Dennis Prager | Dec 23, 2020 | POLITICS
The left does not follow science; it follows scientists it agrees with and dismisses all other scientists as “anti-science.”
by Richard M. Ebeling | Dec 23, 2020 | Welfare
End Government Paternalism and the Private Sector Will Do the Job
by John Stossel | Dec 22, 2020 | CULTURE
Who should be on Santa’s naughty and nice lists this Christmas?
by Nora Dimitrova Clinton | Dec 20, 2020 | Psychology & Living
How was I to resolve the irreconcilable dilemma between my passionate love for scholarship and my gut-wrenching disappointment with those American intellectuals who condoned communist crimes?
by Larry Elder | Dec 17, 2020 | Elections
Whatever 2020 election interference was committed by China, Russia and Iran pales in comparison to the election interference routinely engaged in by our left-wing media,