In the summer of 2021 , Americans saw something unusual: Dr. Anthony Fauci on tilt. “Senator Paul, you do not know what you are talking about,…
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Those of us who have homeschooled for years are accustomed to periodic calls for greater regulation of homeschooling. Whether it’s…
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Editor’s Note: This piece was originally published in the FEE Daily email newsletter. It was fifty years ago today that…
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In my previous essay “8 Ideas That Will Teach You to Think Like an Economist,” I discussed eight fundamental principles…
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When I was seven, my class was taken to an auditorium in our elementary school. There was a projector in…
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David Brooks is sorry. The New York Times columnist admitted he “screwed up” when he posted on social media a photo of his meal — a…
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Banished for debasing the currency from his home city in what is now north-central Turkey, Diogenes of Sinope chose to…
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This week I have a question from Heath who frequently writes to me for Ask an Economist. He has a…
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Profits have a bad press. Perhaps second to private property (theft, according to Bakunin) profits are the devil incarnate in…
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One of the very, very high points in the history of the gay community, from the libertarian point of view,…
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