Cycles of Change

The issue of disinformation and the manipulation of public perception is complex. Foreign actors, as well as domestic officials, can engage in tactics to sow doubt and erode trust in reliable sources of information. These tactics can involve [...]

Whether or not it is possible to know the truth is a question that has been debated by philosophers for centuries. There is no easy answer, and the answer may depend on how you define "truth." Some people believe that truth is objective and that [...]

In the present age, bad actors who abuse technology can be categorized into various groups. Here are a few examples: Cybercriminals: These are individuals or groups who engage in illegal activities using technology. They may conduct hacking, [...]

Loud sirens from emergency vehicles can disrupt peace and affect health. To address this, we can educate drivers about the impact of sirens, establish guidelines for their use, develop quieter sirens or alternative warning systems, raise awareness [...]

While homelessness may formerly have taken different forms, it has always existed in America. Homelessness is a problem shaped greatly by state and local policies and dynamics. To blame Reagan for modern homelessness is to misunderstand the roots of [...]

Paul Craig Roberts is an American economist, author, and former government official. He served as an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy during the Reagan administration. Roberts has been an outspoken commentator on economic and [...]

Several factors contribute to the relatively low adoption of bicycles as a means of everyday transportation in many regions. Some of these factors include: Lack of Infrastructure: Insufficient or inadequate infrastructure, such as dedicated bike [...]

Murray Rothbard, a prominent libertarian thinker, examined the issue of whether the United States should defend Taiwan from an attack by mainland China. As a libertarian, Rothbard prioritized individual liberty and limited government intervention. [...]

An imaginary exchange between Messrs. Bastiat, Hazlitt, and Belloc with the President of the United States that captures the essence of their ideas and how they might discuss contemporary political and philosophical issues. President: Gentlemen, I [...]

An imaginary exchange between the POTUS and Frédéric Bastiat, where the President seeks advice on how to navigate the challenges and shape the future of the country: President: Mr. Bastiat, your ideas on individual liberty and limited government [...]

Frédéric Bastiat was a renowned French economist, statesman, and writer who made significant contributions to the field of classical liberalism and economic thought during his relatively short life. Despite his premature death at the age of 49, [...]

Examples of laws that are generally considered to be beneficial (good) or controversial (bad). 10 Examples of Laws Often Considered Beneficial: Laws protecting freedom of speech and expression. Laws safeguarding the right to a fair trial and due [...]