The power to declare war was not given to Congress by accident. Nor is it some arcane...
Jason Kuznicki
Jason Kuznicki is a research fellow at the Cato Institute and contributor of Cato Unbound. He's on twitter as JasonKuznicki. His interests include political theory and history.
Just why is the new boss always the same as the old boss?
I thought I should note how I predicted this story three days before it broke. “Parade of...
For many years, our government's benign ignorance was a limiting factor in the growth of the...
Why I bothered with the neo-Confederates.
Here’s a thing I didn’t know until this morning: A close aide to Sen. Rand Paul (R.,...
Or: “Everyone’s a Little Irrational Sometimes.” Chief Justice Roberts’ dissent is in some ways the most interesting...
“The NSA isn’t doing anything that Google doesn’t already do,” runs the newly struck establishment line. “So...
I have things to hide. No, I won’t tell you about them. I’m hiding them. Don’t worry....
You got me. Sometimes I read the graffiti. I don’t think I’ll ever forget this one:
…but some charities are more self-regarding than others.
“I demand freedom of thought!” “Okay.”
The right says: “This is terrible, someone should pay!” The left says: “This is not really a...
Bryan Caplan writes: Consider a world where 80% of people are Conformists, 10% of people are Righteous,...
When the Boy Scouts wanted to stand firm and keep out the gays, Heritage insisted it was...
Libertarianism.org has picked up the second installment of my series on the socialist calculation debate. And this...
I’ve tried to explain what’s wrong with tu quoque in comments here and here. Sam quoted me...
The first in a series on socialist calculation, the work done by the price system, and some...
An explanation that few will agree with, fewer will like, and fewer still will advocate.[1] First, naturalistic...
