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Portugal is one of the national teams favored to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup . Yet most of the team’s players don’t play for Portuguese clubs. Despite producing world-class talent, the country faces d...
Switzerland is the freest country in the world, according to the Human Freedom Index. Small in territory but giant in institutional autonomy, it has built a decentralized, monetarily stable, and deepl...
South Carolina in a Spending Spiral Britain Once Led the World. What Happened? Does Britain’s Inflation Target Still Make Sense? The Great Ponzi Scheme Interest on the National Debt—Who Does It Go To?...
Editor’s note: This excerpt is the last chapter in Frederick Douglass’s autobiography Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An American Slave , in which he describes the events leading up to hi...
Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass (born Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey, c. February 1818 – February 20, 1895) was an African-American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and state...
Centenarians for Liberty Samurai Who Weren’t Japanese Antonio de Viti de Marco: The Italian Economist Who Refused to Sign an Oath to Mussolini Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An American ...
There are such things in the world as human rights. They rest upon no conventional foundation, but are external, universal, and indestructible. Among these, is the right of locomotion; the right of mi...
The US Invasion of Mexico That Didn’t Happen—and the Danger of Spreading Liberty by the Sword Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Landmark Second Amendment Case. Here’s What You Need to Know Two Miraculous S...
Perhaps you are a parent who wants your children to enjoy screen-free schooling, holding textbooks and pencils instead of Chromebooks, while connecting deeply with the physical world. In that case, an...
Kerry McDonald Senior Fellow and Leader of the Education Entrepreneurship Lab Kerry McDonald is a Senior Fellow at FEE, where she leads the Education Entrepreneurship Lab and hosts the LiberatED podca...
Building Proficient Learners Empowered Learning: How Homeschooling Through High School Helped Me Thrive Now Is the Time to Eliminate Compulsory Schooling Laws The Power of “Do-Overs” in Unconventional...
Kara Fox did not want to wait. A mom of two, she was frustrated by the fall semester at her children’s traditional private school near Omaha, Nebraska—particularly for her 12-year-old son, Gavin. “He ...
A decade ago, Tiffany Thenor left the public school classroom in tears. For seven years, she had been teaching second and third grade at Philip O’Brien Elementary School, a Title I public school servi...
How Two Homeschooled Sisters are Getting an Early Start to Entrepreneurship The 2021 Curious Parent’s Guide to Education Options COVID Aid Bill Would Pay Federal Employees $1400 a Week if Kids Are Out...
From Pandemic Playgroups to a Thriving Microschool: How One “Edupreneur” Met Rising Parent Demand for Schooling Alternatives Teacher and Mom of Four Launches Mask-Free Learning Center in Response to P...
At Carolina Kids Co-Op , school is out—outside, that is. At its flagship location in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, more than 150 students in preschool through high school gather daily for school in a ...
Responding to Reich, Part 8: The ‘Enough to Buy Back the Product’ Fallacy A Desperately Needed Resource in Latin America: Liberty Why Business Failures Are Good for the Economy Why Justin Trudeau Is B...
David Hume, probably the greatest of British philosophers, made three major contributions to ethics. The first was the naming and consistent application of “the principle of utility.” 1 The second was...
New to Economics? Here Are 5 Free eBooks to Get You Started A Treatise on Political Economy The Economics of Freedom Prosperity through Freedom Essentials of Economics Foundations of Austrian Economic...
Henry Hazlitt Henry Hazlitt (1894-1993) was the great economic journalist of the 20th century. He is the author of Economics in One Lesson among 20 other books. See his complete bibliography . He was ...