Do 97% of Climate Scientists Really Agree?
Is it true that 97% of climate scientists agree that climate change is real?
Fixing College Academic Corruption
Grievance scholars, from gender studies, queer, sexuality and critical race studies, bully students, administrators, into adhering to their worldview.
Tripartite Governance: A Guidepost for Proper Policymaking
There are three main types of governance: public governance, private governance, and personal governance. Think of these as “the 3 Ps of governance.”
Insider Trading Laws Are About Envy, Not What’s Good for the Country
Insider trading laws are simply the ruling bureaucratic elite’s means toward total power.
Books: The 1619 Project: A Critique
The 1619 Project sacrifices scholarly standards in the service of the ideological agenda.
The Morality of Capitalism
Yaron Brook delves into the morality of finance, free markets, savings, insurance and using debt to fund consumption.
The Economy Needs Not Keynes or Kudlow But a Ventilator
Today it’s no mystery why non-sober Keynesians like Paul Krugman might love the demand-side, anti-capitalist, Trump-Kudlow policy mix, or why Trump foes might eagerly insist that the economy remain closed, not to preserve the nation’s health but to dissipate its wealth (and the probability of Trump’s re-election). But why would Trump do this? It seems politically suicidal.
De-Globalization vs. Global Capitalism: Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic
If we want economic prosperity and human flourishing, we need to understand capitalism and advocate for it globally—and to shun countries like China that continue to violate individual rights.
Bankrupting America
You can stretch a rubber band only so far, until it breaks. Our debt will wreck our children’s lives.
