A Revolution in Parking Is (Quietly) Spreading Across America
Parking mandates are a great example of an urban regulation that reduces efficiency and unnecessarily increases costs, which is why many cities are scrapping them.
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Why Libertarians Should Give Thanks, Especially in Times Like These
The way to restore liberty is through gratitude and love.
The Case for Bringing Back Neckties (and Classical Liberalism)
A cultivation of virtues shapes our character.
Is Health Insurance Really Insurance?
Health insurance nowadays covers some completely foreseeable expenses. Is it really insurance at all anymore?
How Microschool Networks Are Activating Education Entrepreneurs
While many microschool founders today launch their programs apart from any national network or affiliation, some find great value in aligning with a network.
6 Books That Will Rewire Your Brain (in a Good Way)
Books have the power to lead us to truth or conceal it from us.
Why Sam Bankman-Fried Sounded so Much Like a Rand Villain
Sam Bankman-Fried, unlike James Taggart, is not an idiot. He knew his altruism was phony.
What Netflix Gets Wrong about Private Prisons
The state should interfere less, not more, with the prison system.
A Brief History of Royally Big Spenders
From Caligula and Louis XVI and beyond, history has shown the consequences of concentrated power.