Editor's Pick
Launched in Pakistan: Why, As a Muslim, I Defend Liberty
Mustafa Akyol Why, As a Muslim, I Defend Liberty is a little big book I wrote in 2021 for Libertarianism.org,...
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What Is Muslim Liberalism? A Discussion in Pakistan
Mustafa Akyol On July 23, Khurshid Ahmed Nadeem, a prominent Pakistani intellectual, devoted his column in Dunya News, a national...
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Friday Feature: MARS Microschool
Colleen Hroncich It feels like we’re going back to the future today. Two years ago, I profiled Log Cabin Schoolhouse,...
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Did Trump’s Tariffs Cause the Recent US Manufacturing Surge? Six Charts Say Otherwise
Scott Lincicome (Getty Images) The US manufacturing sector has been on a nice run in 2026, and some Trump administration...
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AI in Education: There Are No Solutions, Only Trade-Offs
Colleen Hroncich Everyone wants to know the “right” answer on AI in schools. Should it be banned? Required? Left up...
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Replacement Tire Standards
Peter Van Doren (Getty Images) I have written extensively over the years about the lack of evidence of consumer myopia...
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Ream v. US Department of the Treasury Brief: Restore the Original Meaning of the Commerce Clause
Matthew Cavedon (Getty Images) A former aerospace engineer and current homebrewer, Ohioan John Ream wants to distill spirits at home...
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Ross v. United States Brief: The Government Cannot Escape Paying Attorneys’ Fees by Dismissing Bogus Civil Forfeiture Attempts
Matthew Cavedon (Getty Images) Civil forfeiture laws permit law enforcement to seize property allegedly connected to criminal activity. These laws...
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Our New Paper on Social Security and the Federal Debt
Romina Boccia and Ivane Nachkebia Our Wharton School Pension Research Council working paper, “Social Security’s Role in the Federal Debt...
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Let the Social Security Trust Fund Go to Zero
Jeffrey Miron (Getty Images) According to the 2026 Social Security Trustees Report, the Social Security Trust Fund is projected to...
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