U.S. Politics
Pentagon: Border Troops to Cost Taxpayers Over $200 Million
Now that the midterm elections have run their course, though, the troops still remain, continuing to cost millions, burdening the American taxpayer.
Mason Mohon
Essays
Epistemocracy: If Leaders Knew the Limitations of Their Knowledge
Those in positions of power must recognize that our knowledge is very limited, and that to truly progress we must trust decentralization.
Opinion
H.R. 7115 Aims to Ban 3D Printed Guns
Yet the gun lovers who hold 3D printable weapons dear have nothing to fear because the government cannot do a thing to take these weapons away.
U.S. Politics
Max Borders Talks Politics, Blockchain, and Decentralization
Max Borders is the Executive Director of Social Evolution.
Business
Tesla Lights Itself on Fire
Tesla and its founder, Elon Musk, have been struggling with a lawsuit and poor stock showings, but can the billionaire turn things around?
Opinion
Supreme Court to Solve Free Speech v. Private Corporation Debate
Regardless of the ruling of an upcoming SCOTUS free speech case, what can libertarians do to ensure that the natural right to free speech is preserved?
U.S. Politics
Scott Horton Talks Patriotism, Israel and Palestine, and Hope
Scott Horton sits down with 71 Republic to talk patriotism, Israel and Palestine, and the wars.
Opinion
The Kavanaugh Killing of Politics
The fact that innocence means confirmation in the minds of those on both sides of the aisle shows that modern politics is a failure.
Essays
"Not Real Socialism" Is An Excuse for Bad Economics
The perspectives of Hayek and Hoppe can help us understand why the good will of socialism often leads to the demise of its citizens.
Essays
Who Would Sign the Social Contract?
If individuals had any say in the matter, they would not sign the always-fluctuating and highly volatile social contract that the state forces on us.
U.S. Politics
Cody Wilson Talks Libertarianism, Strategy, and the Future
Cody Wilson creator of the 3D printable gun, sat down with 71 Republic's Mason Mohon to talk ideology and future prospects.
U.S. Politics
Libertarian Party LNC Secretary Denounces Socialist Entryism
The LP purged its far right after Charlottesville; now its secretary says the socialists should go too.
Opinion
LeBron James's Empty Promise
Lebron Jame's "I Promise School" is only partially funded by him.
U.S. Politics
Prop A: Missourians Vote Against Proposition A
Missourians vote 2-to-1 to kill the state's right-to-work law.
Essays
How the State Stole the Minds of the Children
The state cares more about upholding public opinion of itself than actually educating the children who make up its populace.
Essays
Online Drug Markets: A Better Alternative to the Current Black Market
Even those against drug legalization should be against crack-downs on online drug sites.
Essays
Libertarianism is not Self-Destructive or Unsustainable
Libertarian theory is not self-destructive.
Opinion
Gun Control Dies on August 1
3D printed guns may be the biggest blow to state control of firearms in recent history, greatly increasing the freedom of citizens to own firearms.
Essays
Libertarians Need To Take On Cultural Marxism
Due to the mishap on Ron Paul's Twitter account, cultural Marxism has come into question for Libertarians.
U.S. Politics
Tom Woods Joins The Libertarian Party
After a Twitter exchange where one member asked about the race for LP chair, Tom Woods has become a member of the Libertarian Party.
Essays
Throw Out Milton Friedman
Milton Friedman truly may be "the Establishment's Court Libertarian."
