Hayek endorsed a guaranteed minimum income—but didn’t say why. In this essay, Matt Zwolinski attempts to reconstruct Hayek’s argument.

Problems with a “Fair Rate of Return”

Phyllis Schlafly on baby-​selling: “What’s so wrong…? If I hadn’t been blessed [with] my own, I would have been happy to [pay] thousands of dollars for a baby.”

The eight books on this list offer a thorough but accessible introduction to libertarianism.

Smith explores Rand’s contention that America was sliding down a slippery slope to fascism.

Smith explores Rand’s contention that America was sliding down a slippery slope to fascism.

Hayek endorsed a guaranteed minimum income—but didn’t say why. In this essay, Matt Zwolinski attempts to reconstruct Hayek’s argument.

Michael Strong joins us this week to talk about the role that capitalism and social entrepreneurship play in alleviating global poverty.

In Man Versus the State, Herbert Spencer argues that as the state tries to regulate more of our lives, it inches us closer to slavery.

Problems with a “Fair Rate of Return”

Michael Strong joins us this week to talk about the role that capitalism and social entrepreneurship play in alleviating global poverty.

Smith explores Rand’s contention that America was sliding down a slippery slope to fascism.

Smith explores Rand’s contention that America was sliding down a slippery slope to fascism.

Alex Nowrasteh joins us to talk about immigration. Should we have limits on who can enter the United States?

'Tis the season of giving! Christmas is a time often associated with charity which is why we want to discuss MrBeast, aka Jimmy Donaldson. Despite being resp...

After seeing his country held up as an example in the US presidential debate, Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen used an address at Harvard to explain the Nordic model to a US audience...

Michael Strong joins us this week to talk about the role that capitalism and social entrepreneurship play in alleviating global poverty.

In Man Versus the State, Herbert Spencer argues that as the state tries to regulate more of our lives, it inches us closer to slavery.

In Man Versus the State, Herbert Spencer argues that as the state tries to regulate more of our lives, it inches us closer to slavery.

Presley gives a rundown of some of the many black women, both famous and lesser-​known, who worked toward the abolition of slavery.

The Ukrainian famine, known as the Holodomor, was not a natural famine, and to this day, Russia has not recognized it as a genocide.

Smith explores Rand’s contention that America was sliding down a slippery slope to fascism.

Smith explores Rand’s contention that America was sliding down a slippery slope to fascism.

Because fascists have evil ends in mind, their malevolence is obvious. For socialists however, their ill intent is more insidious.

Sweden often gets held up as an example of how socialism can work better than markets. But, as Norberg shows, Sweden’s history in fact points to the opposite conclusion.

Hayek endorsed a guaranteed minimum income—but didn’t say why. In this essay, Matt Zwolinski attempts to reconstruct Hayek’s argument.

Born into slavery, Frederick Douglass became a prominent abolitionist and advocate of women’s rights.

Smith explores Rand’s contention that America was sliding down a slippery slope to fascism.

If the US hadn’t opened its doors to immigration in the 1960s, there would be eighty million fewer Americans today, an utter disaster given the looming, global underpopulation crisis.

The libertarian alliance with conservatism is called “fusionism.” It needs to end.

Celebrity candidates have built-​in name recognition, but offer little in the way of actual qualification for office.

Switzerland has become a hub of cryptocurrency innovation because of its tradition of decentralized government and flexible financial regulation.

Bryan Caplan gives us the case against traditional education.

Nationalism is a simple and relativist political ideology that holds tremendous sway with millions of voters and many governments.

Bryan Caplan gives us the case against traditional education.

It’s an idea that just won’t stay dead.

The eight books on this list offer a thorough but accessible introduction to libertarianism.

Some highlights from the career of a modern champion of liberty.

Michael Strong joins us this week to talk about the role that capitalism and social entrepreneurship play in alleviating global poverty.

Hayek endorsed a guaranteed minimum income—but didn’t say why. In this essay, Matt Zwolinski attempts to reconstruct Hayek’s argument.

Mussolini attempted to remake the Italian mind, taking a personal interest in applying the twin tools of censorship and propaganda.