Freedom on the Web

Truth Is the First Casualty of Statism

by Robert Higgs, Foundation for Economic Education

Against War in Syria

by Editorial, Mises Institute

Circle of Absurdity: Killing the Islamists We Create

by Danny Sjursen, Antiwar.com

Who Wants a Hot War with Syria and Iran?

by Philip Giraldi, LewRockwell.com

Here Are 8 Stubborn Facts on the Drug War in America

by Laurence M. Vance, LewRockwell.com

4,000 Years of Price Control

by Henry Hazlitt, Mises Institute

What Makes Capitalism Tick?

by Arnold Kling, Library of Economics and Liberty

Amazon Controversy Makes the Case for a Private-Sector US Postal Service

by James L. Gattuso, Foundation for Economic Education

Killing Sea Lions Won’t Balance Nature or the Budget

by K. Lloyd Billingsley, Independent Institute

TGIF: The Dangerous Deficit in Trade Understanding

by Sheldon Richman, The Libertarian Institute

Mexicans Fear Abuses As New Law Empowers Military — But U.S. Security Aid Keeps Coming

by Jose Olivares, The Intercept

ADHD and School: The Problem of Assessing Normalcy in an Abnormal Environment (2014)

by Peter Gray, Alternatives to School

White House Acknowledges the U.S. Is at War in Seven Countries

by Alexa Liautaud, Vice News

Guatemala Shows Why the CIA Must Be Held Accountable for Torture

by Elizabeth Oglesby, The Hill

The Fog of War in America

by William Astore, TomDispatch.com

6 Reasons Why The AR-15 Is Actually Ideal For Self-Defense

by Tom Knighton, Bearing Arms

Spending Our Way to Despotism

by Nelson Hultberg, Americans for a Free Republic

Immigration Detainees Shouldn’t Be Coerced into $1-a-Day Jobs

by Editorial, New York Times

Global Trade War Making Bearish View Even Darker

by Jim Rogers, Bloomberg

Trade-War President

by Tom Stiglich, GoComics.com

Trump Surrenders to the Foreign Policy Blob

by Doug Bandow, American Conservative

Deep State Lies

by Nelson Hultberg, Americans for a Free Republic

America’s Experiment With One-Man Rule On Trade Policy

by Stuart Anderson, Forbes

The Coagulated Economy

by Matt Ridley, The Rational Optimist

On Education, Adam Smith, and James Buchanan

by Donald J. Boudreaux, Cafe Hayek