Essays
The State Against The Children
Public schools are killing the spirit of freedom within children.
Mason Mohon
Essays
Was Murray Rothbard a Sexist?
An analysis of some of Murray Rothbard's more controversial articles regarding feminism and women's suffrage.
Essays
The Haitian Revolution and Classical Liberalism
The impacts of the slave revolt in Haiti on liberalism, and many other aspects of power.
Finance & Markets
The “CryptoRuble” is Born
Putin greenlights a state cryptocurrency, bans rival mining, and attaches a 13 percent tax — the opposite of what crypto promised.
Essays
In Favor of Radical Libertarianism
Maybe it's time for the liberty movement to take a page out of the left's strategy book.
U.S. Politics
71 Republic Exclusive: Interview with Joshua Smith, Candidate for Chairman of the Libertarian National Committee
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Essays
Foresight? Who needs it?
An exploration into the relationship of the entrepreneur and the phenomenon of time preference
Technology
"Bitcoin Jesus" is Making a Country
Roger Ver, commonly known as Bitcoin Jesus, is partnering with Olivier Janssens to create a Free Society.
Opinion
The Washington Post is Wrong; Libertarians are NOT Similar to the Alt-Right
The Washington Post piece trying to tie Libertarians to the alt-right is fundamentally misguided.
Opinion
North Korea is mining Bitcoin. So what?
The solution to North Korea’s sanction circumvention is not in the hands of big government.
U.S. Politics
Trump Reverses Executive Order, Increasing Police Militarization
In 2015, former president Barack Obama issued an executive order that prohibited the transfer of military equipment, including armored vehicles, grenade launchers, and high cal…
Opinion
Whole Foods and Amazon Teach Us that the Market Cares About Health
Whole Foods Market and Amazon are revolutionizing health, and that holds valuable lessons about the power of the free market.
Opinion
Libertarian Professor Walter Block is Taking on the New York Times - And it's Awesome
The Mises Institute senior fellow is taking on the news giant, and libertarians everywhere are on his side.
Opinion
The Cook County Soda Tax is a Failure in Every Way
Cook County's soda tax should disgust lovers of liberty everywhere.
Essays
Machinery for War: The Federal Reserve
How the US Federal Reserve has set a dangerous precedent in global war making.
Essays
Congress is Broken. Here’s How to Fix It
An article from last week was about how bad congress is.
Essays
The Importance of Liberty from the Christian Perspective
Liberty is integral to who we are as God's creation
Essays
Congress is Really Bad at its Job
There are two major reasons why Congress is a failing institution.
Essays
Patriotism is Good, Nationalism is Not
There is an important distinction to be made between nationalism and patriotism
U.S. Politics
Spicer Resigns as White House Press Secretary and Acting Comms Director, Scaramucci Appointed as New Comms Director
Sean Spicer quits rather than serve under Anthony Scaramucci, the new communications director.
Essays
Hyphens; The Central Seed of American Division
The hyphen of a seemingly innocent label is still ingraining problems in society to this day.
Essays
The Market is Brutal, and That’s a Good Thing
Creative destruction is destructive in the greatest way possible
Opinion
From “Just Another Black Kid” on the Streets of Jacksonville, Fl to First to Graduate High School and Get a Degree in Immediate Family
Denisha Merriweather failed third grade twice in public school; a voucher made her the first graduate in her family.