On January 8, my friend Ron Manners will celebrate the achievement of reaching 90 years. A hero of liberty, it’s…
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Have you ever received a letter that changed your life? On July 4, 1775, a full year before the Second…
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Leonard E. Read, FEE’s founder, was born 127 years ago today. In honor of this anniversary, we’re highlighting this tribute…
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Sinologists speak of the “Four Great Inventions” of China. The infamous “one-child policy” is not one of them; that is…
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The best-known female aviator (“aviatrix” in the parlance of bygone years) is undoubtedly Amelia Earhart. A record-setting pilot and the…
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Every good founder nurtures his institution, especially in its earliest years, just as he would his own newborn child. Long…
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Armed with weapons and a monopoly on the use of legal force, one man (or woman) can do a world…
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For 4,000 years, from 2070 BC to 1911 AD, one imperial family after another ruled China. The longest period in…
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After the Soviet Empire expired in the 1989–91 period, commentators worldwide revealed the autopsy results. The patient died of terminal…
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“If tariffs are so bad for an economy,” asks a popular meme making the rounds these days, “then why do…
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