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When one gives so much scarce time and energy from one's life to a large and unknown public, one needs to know that it is sufficiently appreciated to be a worthwhile use of one's time and energy. This is especially the case when there are large c
Motherboard editor-in-chief Derek Mead has a thought to leave you with.
Do you believe you chose to be born to your parents? Do you believe you chose to be born in your body? Do you believe you are who you are for a reason? Or do you believe everything is random?
Let's stop limiting our potential with -isms and pigeonholes. Let's stop judging our neighbours by the labels we slap on them instead of the conversations we have with them. Let's rediscover what it is to live in community with real people in t
Before I drop yet another "sensitive" article into the world, I'd like to add that I'm not writing these to be destructive or to garner controversy. I write on these subjects because they matter a great deal and because no one else seems to.
It has been said that "as California goes, so goes the nation". That is why it is such a shame what is happening to that once great state. At one time, California seemed to be the epicenter of the American Dream. Featuring some of the most bea
There are many types of mixed drinks, dirty martinis being one of them. I love dirty martinis, but I don't want them to be the only drink out there! Without trying all the other cocktails, how could I possibly know if dirty martinis are the best?
Recent developments show how important and necessary websites such as paulcraigroberts.org are.
"The older I grow, the more I distrust the familiar doctrine that age brings wisdom." – H.L. Mencken
"The older I grow, the more I distrust the familiar doctrine that age brings wisdom." – H.L. Mencken
Eight years after the crisis of 2008-09, central banks are still injecting $200 billion a month into the global financial system to keep it from imploding.
Recently, I was in a pharmacy and overheard the pharmacist say to someone, "There's so much unpleasantness on the news these days, I've stopped watching." The pharmacist has my sympathy. I'd love to be able to ignore the deterioration of th
Everyone is worried about the downfall of civilization and the rise of barbarism.
This is not funny, this is really bad'
If you ask an economist to suggest areas where the state should be involved, one answer you're likely to hear is that states should provide "public goods." A public good is a good that is both non-excludable and non-rival. By non-excludable, ec
CNN's Don Lemon had perhaps the dumbest response to Trump's first Presidential Address to Congress. He used "a lot of big words," says Lemming, and it gets worse from there. Media analyst Mark Dice has the story.
Hello ladies and gentlemen. I am Tim McGraw. I'm a retired seaplane mechanic.
Evolutionary biologist and author Robin Dunbar argues that the average human can sustain about 150 friendships.
The debate over President Trump's travel ban and the debate over gun control look surprisingly similar - except for who's on which side.
When putting together our two paperback books, we sought to pepper the text in each with quotes about men and manhood. What we quickly discovered was that no comprehensive source for such quotes existed.
Some of our assumptions are so deeply embedded that we cannot perceive them ourselves.
Victoribus spolia…
"When our friends get elected, they aren't our friends any more." -- M. Stanton Evans My deceased friend Stan Evans became deservedly famous for this law of politics.
Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.) ripped fellow Republican Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) on Sunday after McCain criticized President Trump's escalating war of words with the media.
Who from the Czech Republic follows Lockheed Martin on social media? Well, Atlantic Council experts to begin with. A recent Atlantic Council article by Jakub Janda and Ilyas Sharibzhanov caught my attention in my pursuit of the real "Fake News" p
Sen. Rand Paul (Ariz.) on Sunday after McCain criticized President Trump's escalating war of words with the media.
A New York Times article says "The agency's [FBI's] investigation of Mr. Manafort began last spring as an outgrowth of a criminal investigation into his work for a pro-Russian political party in Ukraine and for the country's former president,
Our extraordinary misallocation of national treasure and political power has set a banquet of consequences that few are willing to face, much less address head-on.
[Editor's note: this article was originally published at the Libertarian Standard and is reprinted with permission from the author. However, please note that the essay was published on March 20, 2013, therefore, to cover the intervening four years
