“L’etat C’est Moi”: The Presidency of Donald Trump

It was French king Louis XIV who declared, “L’etat c’est moi” (“I am the state”), indicating his insistence that he possessed absolute power over his subjects. This attitude is shared by Donald Trump, president of the United States.

Communist China, The Trump Presidency and The Democrat Totalitarian Threat

by Scott Holleran

However vulgar, nationalistic and anti-capitalist is Trump's presidency, he's looking better than the alternative, each of whom shares the same moral premise and economic ideal as China.

Why Africa Remains Poor: Anti-Capitalism Bias

by John Stossel

People blame things like climate, the history of colonialism, racism, etc.

Elder vs. Instagram: Innocent Mistake or Viewpoint Discrimination? Part II

by Larry Elder

"We've decided to offer a competing platform where no voices will be unfairly targeted."

Peace, Love, Energy

by Jaana Woiceshyn

What does the oil and gas industry have to do with peace and love?

Yaron Brook on The Ben Shapiro Show

by Yaron Brook

Yaron Brook speaks on the Ben Shapiro Show on why capitalism cannot be justified on altruistic grounds, but only by rational egoism.

Lighthouses Were Private Until Government Took Them Over

by Vincent Geloso

There was nothing inherent to the lighthouse that made it a public good. It became a public good because government regulation made it so.

Correcting The “1619 Project”: America is Not A Democracy

by Walter Williams

In addition to not understanding our Constitution, Hannah-Jones' article, like in most discussions of black history, fails to acknowledge that black Americans have made the greatest gains, over some of the highest hurdles in the shortest span of time than any other racial group in mankind's history.

Lessons From Free Banking in Scotland

by Joakim Book

Rothbard does not refute White's thesis that Scottish banking was less regulated and hence more stable and well-functioning than England’s banking system in the same 145-year period.