An Illustration of Why Section 230 Should Be Preserved, Not Scrapped Removing Section 230 would stifle engagement and interaction in the online realm. By: Kimberlee Josephson Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act is […]
Canada Nice No Longer: Trudeau’s Totalitarian Response to Trucker Protests By: Mitch Nemeth On February 14, Canadian deputy prime minister and minister of finance Chrystia Freeland announced a government crackdown on the now infamous “Freedom […]
‘Let’s go, Brandon’ is much more than a cheesy nickname for Biden By: Christopher Garbacz In a recent Salon article, Matthew Rozsa attempted to fold “Let’s go, Brandon,” into the long history of “insulting presidential […]
The Postpandemic World Is One of Widespread Dependence on Government By: Per Bylund The state strives for power, and what grants power is fear and dependence. The state is making people dependent on it, both […]
China’s Military Strength Has Been Greatly Exaggerated By: Ryan McMaken At this point, most everyone is now familiar with a certain narrative about China. Namely, the narrative about how China will soon be the most […]
The Rise of the Red Flyover States By: Hardy Grover LIFE ELEVATED, Utah’s state slogan, well describes the geology (high desert, mountains), the culture (adventurous), and the almost endless opportunities for outdoor recreation (world-class skiing, […]
The Border Crisis Is the Latest Example of Government “Efficiency” By: Ryan McMaken By nearly any standard, the US government’s administration of border control is a disaster. If the goal is to limit border crossings, […]
Goodbye to the Internet: Interference by Governments Is Already Here Philip M. GIRALDI There is a saying attributed to the French banker Nathan Rothschild that “Give me control of a nation’s money and I care […]
Corporate capture in Europe When big business dominates policy-making & threatens our rights CORPORATE EUROPE OBSERVATORY Excessive corporate influence over policy-making remains a serious threat to the public interest across Europe and at the EU […]
Conservatives should support Net Neutrality By Ed Straker Conservatives have a knee-jerk dislike for government regulation. And most times, they’re right. A free-market system is impaired rather than enhanced by rules imposed by politics. However, in spheres […]
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