Did politicians and business interests push health officials aside at the expense of public health? That’s the claim being made by some media outlets. Gary Welch joins me to discuss how claims like this are used to rationalize the harm being done to millions of small business owners and employees. We also discuss why fewer … Read more
Have you noticed how self-censoring is becoming a necessity for those who don’t want to risk losing their employment? Brad Polumbo warns that privatized censorship is just as harmful as government censorship is to our ability to seek truth. What happens when mob mentality and moral suasion meet the market? Veronique De Rugy lays out the economics of … Read more
Calls to defund the police are rooted in the recognition that the state is becoming more brutal and aggressive in enforcing its dictates. Justin Murray reminds us that the problem of police brutality is rooted in having far too many laws. What would it mean if Covid-19 infections were 10 times greater than officials originally … Read more
Eric Peters from EPAutos.com brings us the latest developments from the front lines of the mask mandates. Eric shares what it means to stand up for your autonomy as well as your sanity in a world that seems determined to break your individual will. One of the biggest indicators of a polar shift in our … Read more
The upcoming school year is going to be an interesting one. Some are heralding a Golden Age of homeschooling due to coronavirus concerns. Young Voices contributor Fiona Harrigan says: Hold up, this pandemic is not homeschooling’s moment. If there’s a bright side to the ongoing clashes between rioters and federal law enforcement in Portland, Oregon, … Read more
Have you read the letter to students signed by top leaders of the two major U.S. teachers unions? Chuck Chalberg has an excellent breakdown of how the AFT and NEA are doing their part to train up activists on the taxpayer’s dime. Many of us are shocked at the ongoing unrest and violence taking place … Read more
You don’t have to look very far to encounter tribalism of the worst kind today. Richard M. Ebeling has a thorough and insightful essay about “systemic racism” theory is being used to generate deeper feelings of tribalism with the goal of tearing down the American Republic. The nightly drama playing out in Portland, Oregon is … Read more
Do hate crime laws really protect anyone? Or do they pervert justice by introducing subjective criteria into our criminal justice system? Christian Watson has a principled response to why, as a black man, he opposes Georgia’s new hate crime law. What is happening to our money supply? Pay close attention to how coins and cash are beginning to … Read more
The threat of more and stronger lockdowns is being talked about more and more by media and politicians. Gary Welch joins us to discuss the damage already done by these lockdowns and why it’s in our interest to stand up for the small business owners who are being systematically destroyed by them. As Carl Sagan … Read more
Today is the day that numerous retailers across the nation begin mandating that their customers wear masks in their stores. What if your mask won’t fit over your conscience? Those of us who remain skeptical about where all of these “health directives” appear to be leading us, feel as though we’re living in a dystopian … Read more