More School Districts Ban ChatGPT. Here’s Why That’s A Bad Idea
A main concern about ChatGPT is that students will use it to cheat. But the root question is: Why do students cheat?
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Canadian Farmer Forced to Dump 30,000 Liters of Milk—as Dairy Prices Surge
Canadian dairy farmer Jerry Huigen explains why he’s heartbroken to dump 30,000 liters of milk amid surging dairy prices.
Why There Are No ‘Fair’ Solutions Out of the Federal Government’s Spending Quagmire
Government overpromises leave us only with difficult choices.
A Warning to Americans From Across the Pond: Don’t Take Your Free Speech Rights for Granted
Freedom of speech is functionally extinct in Britain. Americans should learn the lessons from our experience.
3 Rules of Rational Parenting Derived from Good Economics
How game theory can help you be a better parent
A Brief History of California’s Eugenics Program (1909-2013)
After decades of forced sterilizations followed by feeble apologies, California is shifting to the endgame of its century-long sterilization program: taxing innocent citizens to pay off its victims.
The Film That Turned Dietrich Bonhoeffer Away From Nationalism—and Toward Pacifism
The realism of 'All Quiet on the Western Front' destroyed illusions about nationalism and the glories of war.
Meet the First American Journalist to Interview Hitler—and the First Expelled From Nazi Germany
Dorothy Thompson deserves to be far better remembered than she presently is.
Why Do Wages Rise? Not Because of Minimum Wage Laws, New Data Show
It is a common myth that it is minimum wage hikes, not the shifting landscape of supply and demand, that lead wages to rise.
The (Further) Case for the Free Market in Education
In 1964, FEE founder Leonard Read made the case for the free market in education. His words are even more relevant today.