Remembering Stefan Kisielewski, the Polish Hero Who Helped Break Communism
Born in Warsaw, Kisielewski was a man of many talents—including a knack for getting under the skin of Communist leaders.
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Inflation Not Only Hurts, It Diverts
Inflation is a government externality that has made my favorite cookies twice as expensive.
Why ChatGPT Will Change Higher Ed for the Better
As AI proliferates, it will become impossible to ignore the fact that students will be able to score a significant number of points in one minute by having AI write for them.
How Meghan and Harry Ignited a War Against Free Speech
The controversy around Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has caused a free speech crisis in the United Kingdom.
The Real-Life Spy Who Inspired Ian Fleming’s James Bond—and Ran Assassination Teams in the US During World War II
Like James Bond, British spy William Stephenson (aka Intrepid) had a "license to kill" and a taste for potent martinis. But his life also raises important questions about the methods of government spy agencies, including the CIA.
Dorothy Thompson: Precursor to Lane, Paterson and Rand?
Thompson’s blistering attacks on political and economic authoritarianism abroad mirrored what she often said about similar developments here in America.
An Illustration of Why Section 230 Should Be Preserved, Not Scrapped
Removing Section 230 would stifle engagement and interaction in the online realm.
Today's Anti-Capitalists Want to Regulate What You Can Eat, How Often You Drive, and the Size of Your Home
It may sound cruel to say so, but such thinking closely mirrors that of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.
New Hampshire Bakery Ordered to Remove Mural Because It Depicts Pastries
When even the smallest details regarding a property fall under the purview of government, the inevitable result is a society of busybodies.