History
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HL Mencken Knew Politicians: ‘Merchants of Delusion’
The storied commentator patiently reminded us not to entrust our futures to politicians.
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80 Years After Total Surrender, Japan’s Strong Institutions Still Deliver
A combination of constitutional and commercial fixtures set Japan up for stability and growth, even as its Southeast Asian neighbors struggled.
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María Oropeza’s Brutal Capture Shows Gen Z Where Socialism Leads
Freedom activist María Oropeza was thrown into a torture prison in the middle of her livestream. Behind promises of free rent is a deadly intolerance for dissent.
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‘1619 Project’ is Brazen Deception in the Service of Statism
Phillip Magness’s new book debunks the political project — disguised as history — for its deliberate lies and hidden agenda.
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Pursuit of Happiness: The Growth of a Radical Idea
The belief that people can choose their own paths, politically and economically, is pretty new. How’s it going so far?
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Public Choice at the Pump: How Politicians Banned Self-Serve Gas for Years
Full-service stations enlisted government to block you from pumping your own gas, protecting their profits at the expense of consumers and would-be competitors.
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The Merchant Republic: America at 249
The first nation founded on principles, not tribe, has become an economic powerhouse. Immigration, innovation, and institutions each contributed to its national greatness.
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Nazis Teach Us How to Defeat Them
Freedom from coercion, not illusive freedom from scarcity or fear, will protect us from the dangerous escalation of antisemitism.
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Juneteenth Could Be a Casualty of DEI — and That’s a Tragedy
Juneteenth celebrates the promise of freedom for every American. Don’t let recent, racist rot undermine its 160-year message of hope.
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Nostalgianomics, or Economic Amnesia?
Hazy dreams of an economic or social golden age contrast with a diagnosis that something in America has broken. But has it?
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HL Mencken Knew Politicians: ‘Merchants of Delusion’
The storied commentator patiently reminded us not to entrust our futures to politicians.
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80 Years After Total Surrender, Japan’s Strong Institutions Still Deliver
A combination of constitutional and commercial fixtures set Japan up for stability and growth, even as its Southeast Asian neighbors struggled.
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María Oropeza’s Brutal Capture Shows Gen Z Where Socialism Leads
Freedom activist María Oropeza was thrown into a torture prison in the middle of her livestream. Behind promises of free rent is a deadly intolerance for dissent.
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‘1619 Project’ is Brazen Deception in the Service of Statism
Phillip Magness’s new book debunks the political project — disguised as history — for its deliberate lies and hidden agenda.
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Pursuit of Happiness: The Growth of a Radical Idea
The belief that people can choose their own paths, politically and economically, is pretty new. How’s it going so far?
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Public Choice at the Pump: How Politicians Banned Self-Serve Gas for Years
Full-service stations enlisted government to block you from pumping your own gas, protecting their profits at the expense of consumers and would-be competitors.
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The Merchant Republic: America at 249
The first nation founded on principles, not tribe, has become an economic powerhouse. Immigration, innovation, and institutions each contributed to its national greatness.
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Nazis Teach Us How to Defeat Them
Freedom from coercion, not illusive freedom from scarcity or fear, will protect us from the dangerous escalation of antisemitism.
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Juneteenth Could Be a Casualty of DEI — and That’s a Tragedy
Juneteenth celebrates the promise of freedom for every American. Don’t let recent, racist rot undermine its 160-year message of hope.
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Nostalgianomics, or Economic Amnesia?
Hazy dreams of an economic or social golden age contrast with a diagnosis that something in America has broken. But has it?