Wendy’s Denies ‘Surge Pricing’ Allegations, But What’s So Bad about Experimentation?
Even if the “surge pricing” fears were true, would that experiment really be such a bad thing?
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Why the Meiji Restoration Was Pivotal for Japan
Meiji Japan was not a liberal paradise. But the country in 1900 was notably freer, more industrialized and prosperous, and substantially more modern than it had been just three decades earlier.
How Radical Leftist Activist Groups Have Captured the British Government
The British government is funding leftist activist organizations that are lobbying against the government's own policies.
Why Painting Without a License Could Soon Be Illegal in Minnesota
Minnesota lawmakers are at best offering a “solution” to a problem that doesn’t exist. At worst, they are weaponizing the law to benefit special interests.
Schools With “Radical Politics” Must Be Tolerated in a Free Society
In a free market, schools that focus on socialist ideology and “radical politics” could exist.
California’s Politicians Appear Determined to Bring ‘Atlas Shrugged’ to Life
The proposed wealth tax is just the latest in a series of attacks against productive entrepreneurs.
How a Facebook Joke That Sparked a SWAT Raid Resulted in a Major Step Toward Police Reform
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals delivered a major win for free speech and police reform by awarding a Louisiana man $205,000 in compensatory and punitive damages for an unlawful 2020 raid.
Javier Milei Delivers Argentina’s First Surplus in Over a Decade—and US Media Is Silent
The revelation that Argentina has done something the US government hasn’t done in more than two decades—run a budget surplus—seems like a newsworthy event. So why the silence?