Essays
The Capitalistic Beauty of Air Travel
Our seemingly expensive airline tickets seem much cheaper when the bigger picture is looked at.
Sam Loose
Essays
“High Taxes” Weren’t Responsible for the Economic Boom in the 1950’s and 1960’s
Cenk Uygur was dead wrong in the Politicon debate.
Essays
Fixing Feminism Part 3: Name Calling
If feminism ever wants to reach its goals, the name calling must end.
Essays
Immigration: A Fair Solution
The United States has struggled with immigration policy for decades, but the answer might be clear as day.
Essays
Fixing Feminism Part 2: The Media
The sequel to the first article taking a stand against the modern feminist movement.
Opinion
The Heartbreaking Story of Charlie Gard
British courts ruled that baby Charlie Gard must die 'with dignity' — over his parents' fight to treat him.
Essays
Why America is and Always Has Been Great
On its 241st birthday, the case that America's founding principles — not its stumbles — define it.
Essays
Fixing Feminism Part 1: The Lies
Most women want equality but won't call themselves feminists — the movement's own myths are why.
Essays
The Case for the Legalization of Marijuana
Marijuana prohibition has no constitutional basis and every mark of a cronyist racket.
Opinion
The Future Libertarian President of Brazil? Meet João Doria
To boost the number of people seeking medical care in private hospitals, Doria de-funded the mismanaged and inefficient public hospitals and instead funneled the money into private hospitals
Essays
The Case for Israel
Israel has answered five rejected peace offers and constant siege while staying the region's freest country.
Essays
The Palestine Argument
The Palestinian case rests on occupation and a century of broken promises, not religion.
Essays
Deregulation: Lessons to be Learned of the Airline Industry
Flying was a luxury until Carter signed deregulation — the airline industry is the case study regulation's defenders ignore.
Opinion
Why the F-35 is a Mistake
At $1.58 trillion, the F-35 is the costliest procurement blunder in American military history.
Opinion
Why the Second Amendment Protects Gun Rights
The militia-only reading of the Second Amendment doesn't survive the Constitution's own text.