Curl Up With A Timely Classic
Curl up and read Hazlitt. It’s an investment with a huge rate of return, and one that modern-day Keynesians can’t tax away from you.
Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute has persuaded me that the federal government isn’t spending enough.
American capitalism has had a good record of giving people a rising standard of living, so why have many intellectuals and even economists become skeptical about, or even hostile to capitalism? Nobel laureate F.A. Hayek discussed economic policy's intellectual attraction — an economy that you can (presumably) deliberately control — back in 1975 on Meet the Press ...
Rather than hammering out unnecessary, potentially unconstitutional speech policies, the UNC system should rely on time-tested, well-practiced methods of addressing offensive expression.
As long as America remains a free society, it will be impossible to force politically active people to shut up.
Young people will fail to see the value of free markets and individual responsibility if their elders offer them poor examples.
Among the many big stories in politics and business to be watching this year is the fate of newspaper journalism.
If you’ll pardon an unabashed carnivore’s analogy: It’s great when you can kill two birds with one stone, but when you can’t, aim at the big one.
Gov. Beverly Perdue began her administration – actually, the last week of her pre-administration – with several good decisions.
Raleigh’s plan for future city development turns the democratic process upside down.
Winning battles is not the same as achieving national objectives, and accomplishing those objectives without war should always be a leader’s aspiration.
Some N.C. local governments take actions that limit freedom for no good reason.