Foundation for Economic Education The Manhattan Institute’s Brian Riedl calculates that Sen. Sanders’s promises would add $97.5 trillion to spending over a decade, taking total annual US government spending to around 70 percent of …
For many, it seems the word “hate” has become a rhetorical trick used to delegitimize opposing opinions and prevent us from having to honestly engage with the other side’s point …
Imagine being born an African-American in Louisiana two years after the end of slavery. Imagine being widowed at the age of 16 and working as a laundress for most of …
South Africa’s only flirtation with liberty was a brief stint in the 1990s, at the height of the optimism around the end of the socialist Apartheid regime. Now, its Parliament …
An article this week in The Wall Street Journal declares that “coronavirus prompts a whole city to try home schooling.” Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, and …
In both urban slums and rural villages, poorer parents are abandoning public schools en masse and sending their children to low-cost private schools, typically created by educational entrepreneurs. Foundation for …
FEE’s Lawrence W. Reed will be giving talks, both public and private, at various locations across Indonesia and Australia. See if he’s making a stop near you! Foundation for Economic …
Those suggesting capitalism is in its final throes assume two things: 1) Economic inequality equals injustice; 2) The existence of economic inequality means that capitalism must be replaced. Neither proposition …
In July, in an effort to combat global warming, Berkeley, California, became the first city in the United States to prohibit natural gas in new buildings, including residential homes. Foundation …
In November, voters in one state will weigh-in on a ballot measure that would prohibit grocery stores from using more than two self-checkout machines. This is little different than the …