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In 2018, the Yale economist William Nordhaus was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics for his work on integrating climate change into long-run macroeconomic [...]

The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) has released its fourth Annual Report on US Attitudes Toward Socialism, Communism, and Collectivism. And [...]

A few years ago, Portugal was the P in PIGS, the quartet of Southern European countries who were hit hardest by the Great Depression and the Euro crisis [...]

CO2 emissions are the consequence of producing energy. It is true for animals, including humans, who breathe out the much-maligned gas which is produced in [...]

Across the world, children have been skipping school to take to the streets. They are protesting to demand an end to the use of fossil fuels as part of the [...]

By Bradley Thomas Perhaps the most common question faced by advocates of a stateless society behind “who will build the roads?” is concern about [...]

Proponents of regulation often look primarily at the “benefits” of such regulation, but in every aspect of regulation there is a trade-off between pushing [...]

John Cleese has long enjoyed iconic status in the British entertainment industry, but when he tweeted that London ‘was not really an English city any [...]

Google ‘fake climate change news’ and you will find a slew of stories about how to stop the spread of false stories about climate change. Many focus on [...]

The welfare state, many claim, is the crowning achievement of modern civilisation. Institutions of the state stand as guarantor of equality of opportunity [...]