How Changes in the Money Supply Affected the Great Depression
According to Milton Friedman, the Great Depression happened because the Federal Reserve followed a “tight” monetary policy. The truth is ...
J. D. Vance’s Walk in the Forest of Forgetfulness
Dan Greenberg Lewis Carroll’s fantasy novels about Alice’s adventures have many virtues; one such virtue is that they regularly help ...
Seventy-Six Minutes and a Dog That Creates Probable Cause: Jurors Take Aim at the “Flockers”
Mike Fox Recently, the proliferation of automated license plate readers (ALPRs)—led by private surveillance vendors like Flock, Axon, Motorola, and ...
Whistling Past the Graveyard
Despite the real damage the Trump administration is doing to the economy, its cheerleaders in the Cabinet continue to insist ...
Rothbard Explains What “Equality” Really Means
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Rent, don’t build: why Britain’s most heavily taxed sectors are buying their software off the shelf
Payroll costs have climbed since employer National Insurance rose to 15 per cent in April 2025, and sector-specific duties keep ...
Loops raises $3.5m to build an AI operating system for retailers
Loops, a San Francisco-based company that builds AI search, shopping assistance and customer service tools for brands and retailers, has ...
Cabinet Office sets aside £38.5m for IR35 bill after HMRC ruling
The Cabinet Office has set aside £38.5m to cover unpaid tax on contractors after HM Revenue and Customs concluded the ...
Fleeing London to Save on Tax? Your Housing Strategy is Delusional
The destination list is entirely predictable, with Dubai, Switzerland, and Singapore leading the charge. The underlying assumption fueling this trend ...
Entrepreneurial Error, Vegas Style
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