The Service Economy
Something clicked for me as I stared out my hotel window at a train station and seeing other public mass transportation moving on the street.
Who is Responsible for Creating Fear of a Young Black Man in a Hoodie?
Hillary Clinton told a mixed audience, “I mean, if we’re honest, for a lot of well-meaning, open-minded white people, the sight of a young black man in a hoodie still evokes a twinge of fear.”
Hillary 2.0
Now that Hillary Clinton’s e-mails have finally been recovered and revealed, after three years of stalling and stonewalling, they showed explicitly that she knew from the outset that the attack that killed Ambassador Stevens and others was not a result of some video but was a coordinated terrorist operation.
Canada’s Liberal Government is Regressive on Freedom and Prosperity
The incoming Liberal government’s statist ideology, reflected in its plans, has implications for our flourishing.
What Selfishness Requires: Lessons from Volkswagen
Had VW executive grasped the principle of honesty and chosen to follow it, the company’s current mess–ruined reputation, a potential recall of 11 million cars, the cost of fixing them, compensating customers, potential lawsuits, paying fines—could have been avoided.
The Glorious, Untapped Potential of Capitalism
If only capitalism were given a chance, just imagine how much more it could do.
Uber is The Entrepreneurial Hero; Socialist Regulators Are The Real Bullies
The beauty of the Uber model is that it actually makes free trade between Uber’s drivers and their customers possible, without the intrusion of the regulatory state.
Identity Politics and a Women President
I don’t want a woman president or a male president. I want the best one available.
Volkswagen’s Cheating Was Not Selfish But Self Destructive
In cheating customers and others, VW was not acting selfishly but self-destructively.
