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Candidates’ Bad Ideas On How To Spend Your Money

by John Stossel | Jun 28, 2019 | Elections

Politicians always have ideas other than letting you keep your money.

Federal Money Incentivizes Colleges to Increase Tuition

by Larry Elder | Jun 19, 2019 | Education

What is the price tag for “free” college and the elimination of college debt?

Growing Debt, Budget Deficits and the Cost of Free Lunches

by Richard M. Ebeling | Jun 18, 2019 | POLITICS

It seems that every generation or two, fundamental economic ideas are questioned and challenged. The reasonable and important idea that governments should balance their budgets on an annual basis was challenged in the 1930s by the rise of Keynesian Economics and the...

Yaron Brook on The Moral Case For That “Amazing Thing” Called Capitalism

by John Stossel | Jun 18, 2019 | POLITICS

Capitalism “is a fantastic system that is fundamentally moral because it allows individuals to pursue their own happiness. Your pursuit of your own well-being — a virtue in and of itself — also helps the world be a better world.”

U.S. Constitution Gives the Trade Power to Congress Alone

by Raymond C. Niles | Jun 17, 2019 | Constitution, Free Trade, Protectionism & Tariffs

Republicans must join with Democrats to end Trump’s tariff authority. They should repeal these “emergency” laws that allow the president to unilaterally impose new taxes on Americans, in defiance of the intent of the framers of the Constitution.

Black Education Decline

by Walter Williams | Jun 17, 2019 | Education

What has been allowed to happen to cripple black academic excellence?

Rational Selfishness and the Great Wealth Creator

by Edwin A Locke | Jun 16, 2019 | Business

People are most often confused by executives who seem to share attributes of both the inflated and the genuine egoist

What Would a Palestinian State Actually Look Like?

by Elan Journo | Jun 12, 2019 | Middle East & Israel

The idea of national self-determination cannot be a license to subjugate. No individual, no group of individuals, no self-identified national community has the moral right to create a tyrannical regime.

In Search of White Privilege and Systemic-Institutional-Structural Racism

by Larry Elder | Jun 12, 2019 | Racism

Two years after the first black president departed office, the 2020 Democratic candidates fall over themselves promising to combat “white privilege” and to address “systemic” or “institutional” or “structural” racism against blacks.

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