The Night of the Murdered Poets: Remembering One of Stalin’s Forgotten Killing Sprees
By Lawrence W. Reed Power kills. Absolute power kills too many to count. Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin spoke with personal authority on the subject when…
By Lawrence W. Reed Power kills. Absolute power kills too many to count. Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin spoke with personal authority on the subject when…
By Lawrence W. Reed Not so long ago, when the dollar was “as good as gold” and so were many other currencies, economists spoke of…
By Lawrence W. Reed George Washington—surveyor, farmer, soldier, and statesman—never thought of himself as an economist but experience taught him a great deal about fiat…
By Lawrence W. Reed Only one country in the entire world can boast of more cars than people within its borders—an astounding 25 percent more,…
By Lawrence W. Reed “Civil disobedience” evokes a range of reactions when people hear the term. Some instinctively wince, regarding it as anti-social or subversive….
By Lawrence W. Reed A hundred years ago—on January 3, 1920—Americans woke up to discover just how little their own government regarded the cherished Bill…