Economy

In one of his early works, Ludwig von Mises argued that mixed economies, those that can neither bear the labels...

Reprinted from Law & Liberty In an article for the American Mind, Daniel Mahoney draws our attention to a recent book on the phenomenon...

Five years ago there appeared the most appalling instance of academic malpractice that I’ve ever personally engaged with. In her...

Reprinted from the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal To what extent can a selective educational institution advantage certain...

At the New York Times, Paul Krugman writes that cryptoassets are a “Great Scam,” with all cryptoassets worthless. He even...

We celebrate a number of holidays every year in the United States, and while each has its partisans, there aren’t...

As the nation celebrates the holiday called Juneteenth, it is only natural to reflect upon the experience and ongoing struggles...

Many Republicans ignore Juneteenth. This is a mistake.  Juneteenth is a uniquely American day of remembrance. It should be celebrated...

Tammy Ferrell is taking drastic measures to feed her family as inflation reaches a 40-year high. Even after replacing meat...

Reprinted from Law & Liberty Academics often value brilliance over soundness. Brilliance is more interesting and exciting, even if soundness...