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The Kentucky senator presses on with his fight against the federal government’s Covid response.

For all its virtues, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington has never been considered a realistic film. Critics complain that Frank Capra’s movie is at once too corny and too cynical: one brave senator singlehandedly defending the public good against the thoroughly corrupt political and journalistic establishments. But we’ve been seeing a version of that plot […]

The idea that the government can keep each of us safe, or that it should even seek to do so, is based on similar thinking to the notion that the government can manage the economy by determining production and setting prices.

“The year 2021 will go down in Chinese history as the year that China last saw population growth in its long history,” writes Wang Feng, professor of sociology at the University of California-Irvine, in The New York Times.

10 Blocks podcast

Favorite of all kind friedrich he spoke of the fatal conceit of central planning to take that a central government planner can possibly know all of the consequences of their acts of central planning. and heres the big myth about electric vehicles. make no mistake, it is central government planning. it is not the invisible hand of the market thats driving consumer choice. it is the invisible hand of government that is subsidizing this entire industry without thinking about the consequences of act...

From the blog of Hannah Gal at The Times of Israel

Commentary In June of 2020, some four months into the calamity created by the CCP engineered COVID-19 pandemic, ...

In April, modelers inspired by the Imperial College of London made some bold predictions on what would happen to Sweden if they didn't initiate a lockdown similar to other nations.  Well, we’re nearly through July now. So how do the predictions stack up against the actual results?

Three weeks after 'Freedom Day,' COVID cases in the United Kingdom continue to fall