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May 19, 2022
The American Conservative

Sweden and Finland in NATO: What’s in It for Us?
If the U.S. wants to remain a superpower and defend its own citizens’ interests, it must learn to say no.
By Doug Bandow
May 19, 2022
Conservative Home

Beware These New Keynesians Who Claim More Spending Is Always the Answer — Whatever the State of the Economy
There’s no iron law where monetary and fiscal tightening must result in recession or more unemployment.
By Ryan Bourne
May 18, 2022
The Dispatch

Big Tech’s Had a Rough Few Weeks. So Have Its Populist Critics.
Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter and other disruptions in the tech sector show how populist attacks are misguided.
By Scott Lincicome
May 18, 2022
National Interest (Online)

Russia’s Saber-Rattling Still Warrants American Restraint
Caution is critical when doomsday is on the line, and the United States would be wise not to confuse a weakened Russia with the elimination of a threat.
By Brandon Valeriano
May 17, 2022
Antiwar.com

The News Media’s Ukraine Whitewash Grows Worse
It is hardly a new aspect of the US media’s performance regarding foreign conflicts that journalists are willing to sanitize the image of whatever faction Washington favors.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
May 17, 2022
Politico Europe

We’re Not All Ukrainians Now
Pretending Western interests are fully aligned with Kyiv’s risks further escalating the war.
By Justin Logan, Benjamin H. Friedman, and Patrick Porter
May 17, 2022
Forbes

Congress Should Repeal the Durbin Amendment, Not Expand It to Credit Cards
Price controls make more people worse off than they help
By Norbert Michel
May 17, 2022
Foundation for Economic Education

MSNBC Claims Homeschooling Is Driven by “Insidious Racism,” but the Facts Show Otherwise
Homeschooling encompasses a demographically, geographically, and ideologically diverse group of families who share a common goal of wanting to take a more active role in their children’s education.
By Kerry McDonald
May 16, 2022
South Florida Sun Sentinel

Give Floridians Additional Choices Alongside Obamacare
If lawmakers pass a law recognizing insurance licenses from U.S. territories, Florida consumers and employers could purchase individual or group plans from insurers in Puerto Rico or any other U.S. territory.
By Michael F. Cannon
May 16, 2022
Antiwar.com

While Ukraine Dominates the News, North Korea Could Become the Next Great Crisis
In the DPRK, Omicron could be a death sentence for thousands – and perhaps many more.
By Doug Bandow
May 16, 2022
The Bulwark

Elon Musk Is Not the Enemy
The buzz says a great deal about the politics of the social media, on both the left and the right—and what it says isn’t particularly flattering to either side.
By Cathy Young
May 15, 2022
The Daily Beast

Turn Pushers of This ‘Anti-white’ Conspiracy Theory into Pariahs
Free speech proponents should shun the people who push lies so vile and dangerous that they should be ostracized in the “marketplace of ideas.”
By Andy Craig
May 15, 2022
New York Post

Making Voting Compulsory Is a Bad Idea — and Wouldn’t Change Our Polarized Politics
Like many demands that travel under the name of reform, it proposes to win by coercion what America’s political actors have failed to win by persuasion.
By Walter Olson
May 13, 2022
19FortyFive

COVID-19 Has Come for North Korea
Concern over the North’s geopolitical course should not obscure the human crisis that threatens.
By Doug Bandow
May 13, 2022
19FortyFive

Are the U.S. And Russia Destined for War Over Ukraine?
The longer the Russo-Ukraine war goes on, the greater the death and destruction in Ukraine, the greater the isolation and radicalization of Russia, and the greater the chance that the conflict could spread westward.
By Doug Bandow