U.S. Politics
VIDEO: Cops Initiate Standoff with Good Samaritans for Feeding the Homeless, "Potentially" Willing to Lock Activists in Jail
Why don't these cops want the homeless to eat on tables?
Max Bibeau
Business
Amazon Selects New York City and Northern Virginia as New HQ2 Locations
Amazon splits HQ2 between New York and Crystal City — with $1.5 billion of New York's incentives on the table.
Opinion
Christie Could Be Worse on Marijuana Than Jeff Sessions
The former Governor of New Jersey takes a tougher stance on marijuana than the previous Attorney General did and could be a foe for legalization advocates.
Technology
How You Can Be in the World's First LSD Microdosing Study
The world's first study analyzing the possible health benefits of LSD microdosing is here.
Essays
How the United States Can Increase Market Freedom
The United States is losing its coveted market freedom, but with these surefire steps, it can regain its economic status in the world.
Essays
Lil Pump Is a True Libertarian Icon
[Satire] Lil Pump, through his hatred of the establishment and disregard for victimless crime laws, proves his status as a libertarian.
Finance & Markets
Cryptocurrency Is Alive and Better Than Ever
Despite the public opinion on cryptocurrency, the technology is constantly being improved and prepared for the next big thing.
U.S. Politics
Texas Border Patrol Agent Juan Ortiz Charged with Murders
Following the deaths of four women in Texas, police have arrested border patrol officer Juan Ortiz on the grounds of murder and assault.
Economy
New Studies Find Few Costs, Many Benefits to Carbon Tax
Despite recent criticism of a federal carbon tax, a collection of new nonpartisan studies seem to definitively prove its benefits.
Essays
Democrats' and Republicans' Morals Prevent Compromise
As Democrats and Republicans have different moral opinions on what is fair in society, compromise between the parties is unlikely.
Finance & Markets
How Stellar Blows Ripple Out Of The Water
How Stellar's technology blows Ripple out of the water.
Finance & Markets
VeChain's 2018 Rebrand: What You Need To Know
The VeChain team is already making huge strides within the IoT market, but they’re looking to go even further.
Technology
Blockchain Meets Politics: How Voatz is Redefining What it Means to Vote
Voatz wants the blockchain to run elections from your phone — the same tech, from a school vote to a presidential one.
Finance & Markets
The Banker's Bitcoin: How Ripple is Against the Goal of Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency is a newly popularized method of transferring value.
Finance & Markets
Is NEO The Future of Smart Contracts?
Ethereum is the current leader in creating a "smart economy." But could NEO challenge that title?
Finance & Markets
2018: The Year of Monero?
2017 was the year of Bitcoin - but will 2018 be the year of Monero?
Essays
The Two Other Times Eminem Dissed a President
Here are two other presidents that Eminem dissed just as badly as Donald Trump.
U.S. Politics
This Mayoral Candidate Is A Libertarian’s Dream
Chris Holbrook is running for St. Paul mayor on legal marijuana, a flat tax, and a $0 campaign budget.
Opinion
Yes, Bitcoin Is A Bubble
Bitcoin Investor Max Bibeau provides an in depth analysis of the “Bitcoin bubble.”
Technology
Think Tank Funded By Google Fires Employee for Criticizing Tech Giant
A scholar called for breaking up Google; the Google-funded think tank employing him showed him the door.
U.S. Politics
New Law Allows Searches of DC, Virginia, Maryland Homes Without A Warrant
A Metro safety bill quietly lets officials search homes near the rails without a warrant — only five House members voted no.
U.S. Politics
The Status of Marijuana in Texas
Even deep-red Texas is inching toward decriminalization; only the governor stands firmly in the way.
World · Europe
The Controversial Way Iceland Has Almost Eliminated Down Syndrome
Iceland is close to 'eliminating' Down syndrome — nearly every positive prenatal screen ends in abortion.
U.S. Politics
71R Exclusive Interview With Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate Jake Porter
Iowa governor candidate Jake Porter talks drugs, schools, abortion, and corporate welfare in a 71 Republic exclusive.