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How French President Emmanuel Macron is turning out to be more right wing than people thought he would be.
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Mason Mohon is a co-founder of 71 Republic and serves as its chief operations officer. He writes columns on economics, financial markets, and political philosophy. He also wrote for Liberty Hangout and served as an engineer. Hailing from Austin, Texas, Mason earned a bachelor's degree from Hillsdale College and a Master of Science from Western Governors University.
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Opinion
How French President Emmanuel Macron is turning out to be more right wing than people thought he would be.
U.S. Politics
A Trump supporter went undercover as an Antifascist supporter/Trump protester.
Finance & Markets
Stocks around the world this year have hit record highs, but Dalio considers this as the the beginning of the late-cycle phase of the business/short-term debt cycle
Economy
Job openings hit a record and recruiters triple their revenue — workers finally have the leverage.
Essays
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U.S. Politics
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U.S. Politics
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U.S. Politics
Rand Paul calls the GOP bill 'ObamaCare Lite' but says he'd settle for an 80 percent repeal.
Opinion
This is a hard article to write, but one that must be written nonetheless.
U.S. Politics
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World · Latin America
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U.S. Politics
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Technology
Mobile health apps are spreading through the developing world faster than anyone is securing the data they collect.
Technology
The GIF turns 30 — and its patent fight is the reason the PNG exists.
U.S. Politics
Andy Sanborn, Ron Paul's 2012 New Hampshire chair, launches a liberty-movement bid for Congress.
Business
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U.S. Politics
A gunman opens fire on the Republican baseball practice, wounding Rep. Steve Scalise and four others.
U.S. Politics
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Technology
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Essays
37 percent of participants fit the definition of a technophobe, which are people who fear that they could be displaced in the workplace by a system of automation.
U.S. Politics
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Opinion
Bureaucracies get paid to prolong problems, not to solve them — which is why Trump's agency cuts make sense.
Essays
Open borders or closed, libertarians can't agree on immigration — here are both cases.
Essays
Ron Paul's rebel appeal to the young built the libertarian movement's next generation.