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The defeat of the EU's Ukraine association agreement at the hands of a Dutch referendum yesterday has sent Brussels into a panic. It wasn't supposed to happen this way!
The defeat of the EU's Ukraine association agreement at the hands of a Dutch referendum yesterday has sent Brussels into a panic. It wasn't supposed to happen this way! The people were not supposed to be allowed to vote on these kinds of things! With
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders find themselves as allies in their attempts to "help" blue-collar American workers. Would they really help, or cause even more harm to an economy that has been strangled by government? Ron Paul focuses on the folly of
US Central Command intelligence analysts claim the military has punished them for coming to conclusions at odds with Pentagon leadership over the viability of US-backed rebel groups in Syria. Are we seeing the Iraq fiasco all over again?
Today, Ron Paul smashes the idea of central planning in all of its various forms. The Fed only distorts the economy by printing money and manipulating interest rates.
It was not long after last week's horrifying bombings in Brussels that the so-called security experts were out warning that Europeans must give up more of their liberty so the government can keep them secure from terrorism.
Tens of thousands of Japanese are demonstrating over changes to the constitution overturning more than half a century's prohibition on war. The Japanese government wants a more central role in Obama's "pivot to Asia," which is a cover for more US mil
Last week marked the 13th anniversary of what should be considered one of the greatest terrorist attacks in history. The media will not report it that way and you may be surprised where it took place...
Super-delegates, rules committees meeting in secret, backroom vote-counting -- is it any wonder less than half of Americans bother to vote? The deep state manipulates elections overseas, so should we be surprised to see them involved in our own elect
Can you believe the Washington Post actually thinks Trump has outlined a "non-interventionist foreign policy"? That's light years away from the truth. Are the days of The Republican Party numbered? Would that solve our problems?
Anyone could predict this: just days after the Brussels attacks the security "experts" warned Europeans that they must give up some more of their liberties so that their governments can keep them safe. It's the same old refrain, but does it ever work
Is the US trade deficit a problem that only protectionism and tariffs can solve? What are the real economics of free trade versus protectionism?
n Washington (and among its European allies) the foreign policy playbook contains only one play: military escalation. If ISIS emerged as a result of the US attack on Iraq, the only solution is more attacks. More attacks bring more blowback.
According to a recent poll, 73 percent of all Americans oppose increases in federal spending. Since this anti-government spending sentiment is a major reason Republicans control the House and Senate, one would expect the Republican Congress to hold t
President Obama arrives in Cuba for an historic visit - it's been 90 years since a US president visited. But critics claim the visit should not come before Cuba's human rights record improves. Is this a good idea?
Civilization rests on private property and voluntary trade. Yet Donald Trump treats trade like a zero-sum game. Is Wall Street inherently evil? Is the Supreme Court "above politics"?
The surprise declaration by Syria's Kurds of an autonomous region inside Syria has added a surprising new complication to the hopes for a political settlement of the five year old crisis. What might be behind the decision?
Trump opponents have vowed to break-up his political rallies and Trump in turn encourages his supporters to rough up disrupters. Has political discourse in the US descended into mob rule? Who is at fault and what can we do?
Any moment now, I expect a knock on my door from black-suited IRS brutes armed with stacks of legal papers, court orders, and a bad attitude.I know what they'll want...Their demands will be for the names, addresses, and other confidential personal
Trump claims that "Islam hates us". His statement is riddled with erroneous collectivist thinking. Politicians love euphemisms. Can there be such a thing called "humanitarian" interventionism?
While Republican candidates for the presidency promise to "rebuild the military," a new poll shows that the majority of Americans want the military budget to decrease. Are the people coming to realize that the war party does not keep us safe?
The Republican presidential debates have become so heated and filled with insults, it almost seems we are watching a pro wrestling match. There is no civility, and I wonder whether the candidates are about to come to blows.
Gold is rocketing upwards, but the establishment economists want you to look away. When the words "national security" are uttered, do you roll over like a Pavlovian dog and sacrifice your liberties? Bernie Sanders accuses Hillary Clinton of adopting
With the granting of immunity of a senior Hillary Clinton staffer in exchange for his testimony in the ongoing scandal of Clinton's private server, it looks like the issue is not going away at all. Will this spell the end of Clinton's presidential ru
Super Tuesday may have been the beginning of the end for the Bernie Sanders campaign, but the ideas that propelled it are likely to linger for quite some time.
The battle between the FBI and Apple over encryption took a turn in Apple's favor this week, with a similar court ruling coming down on the side of privacy. Congress is eager to get in the game. What might we expect if they do?
Published on Feb 29, 2016 Migrants are on the rampage in Greece as they seek to enter Macedonia and parts north, ultimately to Germany.
The FBI tells us that its demand for a back door into the iPhone is all about fighting terrorism, and that it is essential to break in just this one time to find out more about the San Bernardino attack last December.
The FBI tells us that its demand for a back door into the iPhone is all about fighting terrorism, and that it is essential to break in just this one time to find out more about the San Bernardino attack last December.
Politicians and their supporters are always trying to justify government redistribution. Excuses are everywhere, but theft is always wrong. Ron Paul tackles the issue. Also, who's responsible for 9/11?
