Opinion
Kamala Harris is Just a Modern-Day Slave Driver
Thanks to Gabbard, Kamala Harris stands out, and not in a good way.
Mason Mohon
Essays
Could Elon Musk Actually Put Humanity Inside Minecraft?
Neuralink won't upload you into Minecraft — but mind-controlled keyboards get you closer than you'd think.
Essays
AI Could Turn the Police State Into a Nightmare
Police are using artificial intelligence to predict future crimes.
Opinion
Could Boris Johnson Be Julian Assange’s Saving Grace?
Boris Johnson defends leakers in principle and cheers Assange's arrest in practice — one of these has to give.
U.S. Politics
Interview: Jeff Deist Talks About the Future of Liberty
Jeff Deist was kind enough to sit down for an interview with the 71 Republic team to discuss libertarianism, college students, and socialism.
Essays
Is Alabama Embracing Private Police?
While this may not be a full embrace of private policing state-wide, it sets a substantial precedent for the state of Alabama and private security.
Opinion
Washington Post is Overblowing Hurricane Barry for Cheap Views
As Hurricane Barry makes its way into Louisiana, Americans brace themselves for impact.
Finance & Markets
Crypto Ponzi Scheme Shut Down in Beijing: Victims Blame Tron
A $30 million Ponzi scheme traded on Tron's Chinese name — and its victims are at Justin Sun's door.
Opinion
The Libertarian Party of Nevada is Literally Brain-Dead
The Libertarian Party of Nevada is targeting Ron Paul.
Opinion
Andrew Yang Cares About You, and the Rest of America Too
Andrew Yang is focusing on the pressing issues that afflict many Americans today.
Essays
Gun Makers Make a Mockery of Prohibition
But now I understand what Cody Wilson meant, and it's all because of the shenanigans gun makers in California are engaging in.
Essays
Marx is a False Prophet
Is it leaps of logic that allows for communist justifications, or is Marx's utopia of the proletariat truly right around the corner?
Opinion
Gun Buyback Program Advocates Use Faulty Statistics
The Australian gun buyback program's actual effect is limited, and due to cultural differences, would not work in any capacity in the United States.
U.S. Politics
Washington State Allows Use of Medical Marijuana in School
Thanks to recent Washington state legislation, a student who holds a medical marijuana card can now use marijuana products on school grounds.
Opinion
The Pentagon is Asking Congress for Money to Fund the Taliban
The Pentagon asked Congress for money to cover Taliban travel and lodging — while the Taliban shoots at Americans.
Essays
On Chomsky: Are Libertarians Just Senseless Utopians?
Chomsky's utopia charge lands on Adam Smith, not on Mises — modern libertarianism starts from humans as they are.
U.S. Politics
Florida Allowing Teachers to Carry Guns in Classrooms
After going through a training course, Florida teachers will now be able to carry guns at school with the approval of the school district.
Opinion
Psilocybin Vote in Denver Is a Major Step for Freedom of Consciousness
You won't quite be able to buy psilocybin from the corner store, but Initiative 301 is a huge leap towards freedom of consciousness for all Americans.
Opinion
Pharmaceutical Companies Are Bribing Doctors, and the Government Is the Cause
Pharmaceutical companies are bribing doctors.
Essays
A U.S. Ban on Kratom Will be a Failure
Amidst this crawl towards salvation from opitates for middle-America, the government continues to embrace flawed legislation in regards to Kratom.
Essays
Aldous Huxley: Was He a Libertarian?
Huxley stood strongly with free information, free consciousness, and free decision making, yet could we classify his politics as libertarian?
Essays
Thanos is Real and His Name is Paul Ehrlich
Thanos has a real-world prophet in Paul Ehrlich — and Julian Simon's wager proved them both wrong.