by Steve Buckstein | Jan 27, 2007 | Healthcare
Making individual premiums tax deductible may open the door for further reforms that help get employers out of providing health insurance altogether.
by Lisa VanDamme | Jan 22, 2007 | Education, POLITICS
When I tell people that I teach literature to junior high students, the response is nearly universal: an expression of profound sympathy. Teaching junior high is regarded as a martyr’s job, to be taken on only by those with such a selfless commitment to children... by George Reisman | Jan 21, 2007 | Economics
Repeal minimum-wage legislation, pro-union legislation, and licensing legislation. That is what will help to eliminate poverty.
by John Stossel | Jan 17, 2007 | POLITICS
I’m told to worry about the trade deficit. Commentators and populist politicians are wringing their hands. The trade deficit is a “malignant tumor in the intestines of the U.S. economy,” says Pat Buchanan. Lou Dobbs is very upset that... by Walter Williams | Jan 16, 2007 | POLITICS
Two recent articles ought to give pause to current political and journalistic ignorance, perhaps demagoguery, about our international trade deficit. In a December Wall Street Journal article titled “Embrace the Deficit,” Bear Stearns’ chief economist... by Alex Epstein | Jan 14, 2007 | Military, POLITICS
Whatever their views of President Bush’s new “surge” of 20,000 soldiers, both liberals and conservatives continue to claim that they support our troops. Liberals say they support our troops by criticizing or opposing “Operation Iraqi... by George Reisman | Jan 12, 2007 | CULTURE
When one reads The New York Times, one should know what one is getting. It is not unvarnished news, but the news as seen through the lens of a distinct philosophical and political doctrine, a doctrine that is hostile to the freedom, prosperity, and happiness of the individual, and thus to the foundations of the United States.
by Wayne Dunn | Jan 11, 2007 | POLITICS
Entrepreneurs, risk-takers, men and women of creative ability, of talent, of inventiveness, of productive achievement–for what you do, you are good! Yes, good–as in “moral,” “ethical,” “virtuous.” Throughout history,... by Lisa VanDamme | Jan 10, 2007 | Education, POLITICS
Several weeks ago, in my article “Pattern Recognition vs. Real Understanding,” I stressed the crucial connection between writing and understanding: For the student to write explanations, in complete sentences, about every subject–whether history,...