Jon Miltimore
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Daily COVID Deaths in Sweden Hit Zero, as Other Nations Brace for More Lockdowns
More than 100,000 people flooded streets in France over the weekend and multiple COVID vaccination centers were vandalized as opposition…
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And the Number #1 Housing Market in America Is …
For the first time in more than a decade, my wife and I are looking at moving. So it piqued…
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Pizza Chain CEO Slams Business Unwilling to Pay Workers ‘a Living Wage.’ There’s Just One Problem.
While a nationwide labor shortage has left many businesses struggling to find workers, some business owners say they are doing…
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How the Government Used the Pandemic to Crush Small Businesses—and Why: An Interview With Carol Roth
This week FEE sat down with Carol Roth, an American entrepreneur, TV personality, radio host, investor, and bestselling author. Roth’s…
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The Best Anti-Fragility Speech Ever Came From a Surprising Source
Jonathan Haidt has become one of the thinkers I make a point of listening to when he speaks or writes.…
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Here’s the Flimsy Basis for Congress’s Claim that Cryptos Pose a ‘Systemic Risk’ to the Economy
There’s an old saying attributed to Mark Twain that says, “No man’s life, liberty or property are safe while the…
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The Top 1% Hold a Record Amount of Wealth in the US. Here’s How Much—and Why
In April 2020, Peter R. Orszag, the CEO of Financial Advisory at Lazard, made a prediction in a Bloomberg article.…
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Restaurants Are Now Adding ‘Equity’ Charges to Customers’ Checks to Fight Oppression
“Where should we eat tomorrow?” my wife asked me excitedly as we sat on our deck Friday evening. She had…
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California’s $100 Million Marijuana Bailout Tells You All You Need to Know about Its Government
There are many great movies on the drug trade, but my personal favorite is Blow. The film stars Johnny Depp…
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Survey: 1 in 3 Americans to Postpone Retirement After Lockdowns
The COVID-19 pandemic saw a retirement surge in 2020, with more than 3.2 million baby boomers retiring—more than double the…
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Banning Alcoholic Beverages on Flights Is (Still) a Really Bad Idea
At a Senate subcommittee hearing in the summer of 1957, South Carolina Sen. Strom Thurmond sought to protect Americans from…
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Harvard Business Review: Minimum Wage Hikes Led to Lower Worker Compensation, New Research Shows
Opponents of minimum wage laws tend to focus their criticism on one particular adverse consequence: by artificially raising the price…
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15 States Are Moving to Curb Public Health Agency Powers Following Lockdown Carnage
Mike Fratantuono grew up in a restaurant. Literally. For decades, Sunset Restaurant in Glen Burnie, Maryland, was the family business.…
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MIT Data Scientist: Lockdowns Not Correlated With Fewer Deaths (But Are Correlated With More Unemployment) |
Dozens of studies show that lockdowns were an ineffective pandemic response. The list just got longer. In May, Youyang Gu,…
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Fauci’s Mask Flip-Flop, Explained (by Economics)
Last summer in an interview with CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’Donnell, Dr. Anthony Fauci said he had no regrets…
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