Opinion
Is Petersen's Party Permutation Principled?
This past Tuesday, 2016 Libertarian Presidential runner-up, Austin Petersen, announced a bid for Senate in his home state of Missouri.
Ryan Lau
U.S. Politics
NExit: “We Have What it Takes to Secede”
Since the founding of our nation, many groups and confederations have sought to break free from the reins of the federal government
Opinion
The True Cost of War
After the absolute strategic mishap that was the military’s decision to shoot down a Syrian plane in Syrian airspace, tensions are once again rising between the United States and Russia.
Essays
The Best Defense? One that Doesn't Kill or Steal.
The United States has brought an interventionist foreign policy to foreign conflicts for decades, and it's doing more harm than good.
Opinion
Two Sides, One Cry: "Stop the Violence"
Right and left both claim to abhor political violence while excusing their own.
Essays
Swift Action, not Swift's Action: Failures of the Welfare State
Swift satirized inaction on poverty; the welfare state made the poor a permanent class instead.
Opinion
Drug War Slaughters More, I Abhor
Half a century and a trillion dollars later, the drug war has only multiplied the bodies.