Stolen Once, Stolen Twice: The Libertarian Case Against Zimbabwe’s Land Grabs
The history of Zimbabwe has been one of stolen property and missed opportunities. It is time to recognize the importance ...
Government Ownership Isn’t the Answer to AI Anxiety
Jennifer Huddleston and Tad DeHaven Sen. Bernie Sanders (I‑Vt.) (Getty Images) Artificial Intelligence (AI) policy shouldn’t begin with the presumption ...
Correcting Some of the Mistakes Cops Make When Practicing Medicine
Jeffrey A. Singer Earlier this week, the office of Representative Steve Cohen (D‑TN), who serves on the House Judiciary Committee, ...
Potential Lockdowns, Polarization, And What Should be Done
The covid lockdowns were useless for public health, but they vastly strengthened government’s stranglehold over our lives. We cannot allow ...
Testimony: “Congress Should End Amnesty for DHS Agents”
David J. Bier This is my opening statement for the June 9 US House hearing, “Amnesty and Chaos: Abuse of ...
Study: More Parole Doesn’t Mean More Safety — It May Mean More Prison
Jeffrey Miron California, New York, and other states have lessened parole for exiting prisoners, hoping it will improve their reentry outcomes. ...
The Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act Is Sound Policy
Norbert J. Michel, Ryan Chan-Wei, and Nicholas Anthony The Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act has proven one of the most contentious ...
Social Security’s Finances Are Getting Worse, and Americans Don’t Know How Hard the Choices Will Be
Emily Ekins and Jonah Messinger The newly released Social Security Trustees’ annual report shows that the Social Security Trust Fund’s finances have ...
Social Security’s Finances Are Getting Worse, and Americans Don’t Know How Hard the Choices Will Be
Emily Ekins and Jonah Messinger The newly released Social Security Trustees’ annual report shows that the Social Security Trust Fund’s finances have ...
