Freedom on the Web

Vernon Smith on Adam Smith

by Dominic Pino, National Review

It Is Immoral to Keep the War in Ukraine Going

by Daniel Davis with Scott Horton, The Scott Horton Show

Yes, Biden Is Coming for Your Gasoline-Powered Car

by Jon Miltimore, The Take

JFK Facts Podcast: The 14-Minute Gap

by Alex Dobbert and Jefferson Morley, JFK Facts

Lower

by Kevin Kallaugher, GoComics

Biden Perpetuates Washington’s Idiotic Steel Trade Policies

by James Bovard, Mises Institute

The Biden-Trump Trade War With Mexico

by Mary Anastasia O’Grady, Wall Street Journal

TGIF: Thomas Szasz – Unappreciated Libertarian

by Sheldon Richman, Free Association

A Saturday Massacre in Congress

by Matt Taibbi, Racket News

The Anti-Chinese Roots of American Public Policy

by Scott Sumner, Econlib

Competition Can’t Be Perfect

by Michael Munger, AIER

The Rich (And Everyone Else) Get Richer

by Paul Schwennesen, Law & Liberty

Registries Could Be Used to Enforce Gun Bans

by John R. Lott and Ryan Armagost, Colorado Springs Gazette

Interest Payments on the National Debt Are Exploding

by Jon Miltimore, Washington Examiner

The Homeless Right-to-Camp Issue Comes to the Supreme Court

by George F. Will, Washington Post

The Moral Case for Globalization

by Tom G. Palmer, Cato Institute

Tariffs Are Taxes on Americans—But Protectionists Pretend Otherwise

by Ryan McMaken, Mises Institute

The Globalization of Ideas Enriches the World

by James Bacchus, Cato Institute

Do Americans Lose If U.S. Steel Gets Sold? Far From It

by Walter E. Block, LewRockwell.com

Study Finds Occupational Licensing Laws Depress Wages in Other Industries

by Joe Lancaster, Reason

Don’t Blame Decriminalization for Oregon Drug Deaths

by Jacob Sullum, Reason

Embracing Hayek’s Wisdom: The Paramountcy of Choice in Currency

by Joseph Solis-Mullen, Libertarian Institute

Two Different Days: Same Terrible Tax News

by Thomas L. Knapp, Garrison Center

The UFC, Mises, and the Six Lessons of Austrian Economics

by Peter Jacobsen, Foundation for Economic Education

Tilting at Antitrust Windmills: Department of Justice Sues Apple

by William F. Shughart, Independent Institute