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Deleting the State
Requiem for an Illusion
Crisis and Leviathan
Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government (The Essential Robert Higgs)
The Right to Bear Arms
A Constitutional Right of the People or a Privilege of the Ruling Class?
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{content}A Republic, If You Can Keep It
We can still return to the Constitution’s original meaning and curb the growth of the administrative state.
The Trump Administration’s Difficult Relationship with the Truth
As a social science, economics is meant to be apolitical...
Hegseth’s War on Leaks Is A War on Accountability
A new Pentagon task force threatens government accountability in the name of security.
Jacques Pitteloud | Why Decentralization Creates Stronger Nations | Ep. 68
Scott speaks with Jacques Pitteloud, a veteran Swiss diplomat, intelligence expert, and foreign policy leader who currently serves as Switzerland’s Ambassador to Belgium and Head of Mission to NATO.
The Legacy of the American Revolution—A View from South of the Rio Grande
The high cost of political extremism
Benefits of the American Revolution
An exploration of the positive externalities of the American Experiment.
Kelo’s Legacy: 21 Years of Economic Development Failures
Eminent domain was meant to spur economic development. More than two decades later, it’s still a good time to restrict the power.
Celebrate the Fourth of July. But Don’t Forget the Twelfth of June.
To write the nation’s founding document, Thomas Jefferson borrowed from his home—Virginia.
Trump’s Big Speech on His Iran War Was a Big Nothing Burger
If the national audience expected some breathtaking new developments...
The Economic Risk of Carney’s Davos Strategy
How a pivot toward "middle power" diplomacy could jeopardize Canada’s most vital trade relationship.
