In early 2020, Chrystal and Joshua Bernard decided that they would begin homeschooling their four young children at the start…
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In his remarkable new book, The Call of the Tribe, the Peruvian Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa explains how far…
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A massive three-day strike took over Los Angeles this week as 30,000 education support staff walked off the job, protesting…
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has followed through on their plan to turn millions of lawful…
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The world’s top tennis player—currently ranked #1—Novak Djokovic of Serbia was deported from the Australian Open in 2022 because he…
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For Ask an Economist this week I have a question from Hal who asks, “What is the difference between a…
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In the aftermath of the horrific earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria in February, a recurring myth demands the wisdom…
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The education disruption caused by mass school closures and prolonged remote instruction beginning three years ago this month led many…
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Vietnam continues to gain economic freedom, as confirmed by the latest edition of the Heritage Foundation’s Index of Economic Freedom…
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A Singapore-based webcomic called The Woke Salaryman recently posted a comic extolling the virtues of taxation and encouraging people to…
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