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How Antitrust Populists Drove Spirit Airlines Out of...

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2026/05/06

Antitrust populists claimed blocking the Spirit–JetBlue merger would protect competition and consumers. But their effort led to an intervention that strengthened the very oligopoly they set out to fight.

The MBS Slope n’ Swap

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2026/05/06

If executed perfectly, this swap allows the Fed to neutralize a shrinking money supply by swapping $2 trillion in mortgages for $2 trillion in government debt.

Vote Harder? Why Secession Is the Only Answer to the...

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2026/05/06

The populist “victory” of the Trump administration is perhaps the best evidence yet that a strategy of “vote harder” is simply not going to lead to any significant change in the power of the regime.

Is Libertarianism Incoherent?

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2026/05/06

Philosopher Matt Zwolinski has declared libertarianism to lack any coherent standards. Zwolinski’s confusion is the result of his rejection of libertarianism as outlined by Murray Rothbard and others based upon free markets based on individual rights.

When the Federal Government Subsidized Robberies

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2026/05/06

The government created a market for stolen goods, paid criminals cash for five months, watched robberies spike, arrested everyone at a mafia-themed party.

Fukuyama Was Wrong; History Did Not End

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2026/05/06

Francis Fukuyama wrote The End of History more than 30 years ago, believing that the fall of the communist bloc would lead to a more peaceful world. We are still waiting for that moment of peace.

How Antitrust Populists Drove Spirit Airlines Out of...

Mises Institute ·

2026/05/06

Vote Harder? Why Secession Is the Only Answer to the...

Mises Institute ·

2026/05/06

The MBS Slope n’ Swap

Mises Institute ·

2026/05/06

If executed perfectly, this swap allows the Fed to neutralize a shrinking money supply by swapping $2 trillion in mortgages for $2 trillion in government debt.

Fukuyama Was Wrong; History Did Not End

Mises Institute ·

2026/05/06

Francis Fukuyama wrote The End of History more than 30 years ago, believing that the fall of the communist bloc would lead to a more peaceful world. We are still waiting for that moment of peace.

The Justice Department Indicts the Ministry of Love

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2026/05/06

The recent DOJ indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center might be controversial, but what is not controversial is that the SPLC engaged in conduct that was more reminiscent of the Ministry of Love in 1984 than protecting someone’s civil rights.

Raising Taxes on the Wealthy Sounds Simple—Until They...

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2026/05/06

States like California are learning this in real time, as high-income earners relocate in response to rising tax pressure and growing fiscal uncertainty.

When the Federal Government Subsidized Robberies

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2026/05/05

Is Libertarianism Incoherent?

Mises Institute ·

2026/05/05

Get Your Free May Rothbard Giveaway Anatomy of the...

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2026/05/05

To celebrate The Year of Rothbard, we're giving away some of his most radicalizing and influential books. Get your copy of our first offering, Anatomy of the State, before May 31.

The Precious Paper Problem: The Divergence in Western...

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2026/05/05

Gold markets have been volatile, to put it mildly, and the drama isn’t over. Unfortunately, governments are so involved in the gold markets that true market prices are hard to find.

Government Kills the Spirit

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2026/05/05

The Precious Paper Problem: The Divergence in Western...

Mises Institute ·

2026/05/05

Gold markets have been volatile, to put it mildly, and the drama isn’t over. Unfortunately, governments are so involved in the gold markets that true market prices are hard to find.

When America Chose Empire

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2026/05/05

In the late 1800s, American finally went in search of empire abroad, taking land by force and subjugating people who simply wanted their captors to leave.

The NFL Draft and Public Buses

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2026/05/05

When the recent NFL draft was held in Pittsburgh, city officials declared bus fares would be free so fans would pack the auditorium where the draft was held. Who would have thought that making scarce goods free would bring about chaos with the bus riders?

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