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Colleen Hroncich It’s easy for gifted students to get overlooked in a typical classroom. They get straight A’s, but they rarely ask for help...
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Jeffrey A. Singer New York lawmakers say they want to reduce hospitals’ reliance on temporary nurses and other clinicians. Their proposed solution—government profit caps...
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David J. Bier Cato’s recent study on the fiscal effects of immigrants details how much immigrants increase government revenues. From 1994 to 2023, immigrants...
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Jennifer Huddleston A recent court case filed by xAI challenges a Colorado AI law’s “algorithmic discrimination” requirements and its impact on speech. This case...
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This Tax Day, as the American public reflects on what our government is using our money for, there is growing opposition to the behavior...
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In this time of war and uncertainty, we should expect to see the prices of precious metals rise and fall and the only certainty...
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Nicholas Anthony Bitcoiners know the frustration of tax season all too well. It’s never been easier to use Bitcoin as money. Yet, at the...
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Some economists are claiming that applying AI in energy markets helps to solve the Hayekian knowledge problem. They fail to take into consideration that...
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This Tax Day, as the American public reflects on what our government is using our money for, there is growing opposition to the behavior...
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In studying history, it is key to avoid definitional anachronism—failing to note how a word has changed over time and assuming the present meaning...
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How does one act counterculturally and rebel against the systems of dependency? How do young people learn to act wisely without examples? Knowing how...
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Michael F. Cannon In 2022, under the banner, “How the Inflation Reduction Act Reduces Health Care Costs,” the left-leaning Center for American Progress predicted...
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Adam N. Michel and Santiago Forster The federal government confiscated $5.23 trillion of Americans’ money in fiscal year 2025. That’s a lot of money,...