Opinion
Sen. Rand Paul Defends Property Owners from Federal Agencies
U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has just introduced legislation designed to rein in out-of- control federal agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency...
The ‘Inevitability’ Vote
Many people may be voting for Mitt Romney because of the view in some quarters that he is the inevitable Republican candidate for...
Read morePhones, Jobs & Folly
I wasn't surprised by the latest report from the Commerce Department that shows the U.S. trade deficit, the excess of imports over exports,...
Read moreSpeech: Bernanke Fails at Transparency, Rails at Gold Standard
When Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke donned his professorial cap and addressed 30 undergraduate students at George Washington University on Tuesday, he claimed...
Read moreRacial Quota Fallout
Many years ago, I learned of an episode in the life of a promising young black man that is relevant to things happening...
Read moreObama Economic Recovery Still Underwater
For proof that the Obama “recovery” remains unimpressive compared to previous recoveries, Cato Institute scholar Dan Mitchell gathered evidence from a number of...
Read moreIs Ryan’s Budget Plan Headed in the Right Direction?
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) announced on Tuesday the Republican budget plan to take into the election debate; it is in sharp contrast to...
Read moreWas Andrew Breitbart Murdered?
Is it not a rather strange coincidence that the man who blew ACORN out of the water and threatened to expose the mainstream...
Read moreNorth Dakota’s Oil and Economic Boom
The average prices of a gallon of gas and a barrel of oil are near 150-year highs. Most pundits expect them to go...
Read moreEncyclopædia Britannica Adjusts to Reality, Stops Printing
Encyclopædia Britannica’s president Jorge Cauz (left) announced on Tuesday that his company would no longer print its 129-pound, 32-volume sets of its iconic...
Read moreCan America Be Cured of Its Marxist Cancer?
When you consider how close we’ve come to the total destruction of our constitutional system of government, one must ask if it is...
Read moreAmendment to End Energy Subsidies Fails in the Senate
Senator Jim DeMint (R-S.C., left) introduced the Energy Freedom & Economic Prosperity Act (EFEPA) in February and then offered his bill as an...
Read moreThe Free Market’s “Thank You” System
In an economic transaction, who should be the one saying thank you — the buyer or the seller? Or in an employment relationship,...
Read moreMy Grandmother and Moral Philosophy
The notion that moral conduct is primarily a matter of “obeying” rules or principles alleged to be universal in scope has figured prominently...
Read moreThe Big Hoax
There have been many frauds of historic proportions — for example, the financial pyramid scheme for which Charles Ponzi was sent to prison...
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