The Nobel Prize-winning Austrian-born economist and political philosopher Friedrich von Hayek (1899-1992) left a rich legacy of books and articles brimming with insights and wisdom. He remains one of the most quoted thinkers in the 21st Century,…
Albert Jay Nock, the early-20th-century American social critic, offered a vision of education that challenged the prevailing assumptions of his time. He warned that mass schooling, designed primarily to transmit information and enforce…
The date was December 4, 1783. The place was an establishment at the corner of Broad and Pearl Streets in lower Manhattan, New York City, known to this very day as Fraunces Tavern. The occasion was an assembly of officers of the Continental…
The lie that religion has no bearing on politics has yielded the kind of politics we have now: managerial, sterile, and devoid of moral conviction. The idea that political office could be a covenantal trust or that economic policy might have…
In her new book, The True Gifts of Christmas: Unwrapping the Meaning Behind Our Most Cherished Traditions, TV’s Megan Alexander shares the origin of her love for the Yuletide season and the meaning behind many of its most beloved traditions.…
Upon the recent passing of Richard Turnbull, we take a brief look at his extensive and significant contributions to scholarly work on heroes of the Christian faith and the role of Christian ethics in free enterprise. Read More… The Rev. Dr.…
I’m a millennial mom, and in November I took my high school junior daughter on her first college visit. We attended Liberty University’s “College For A Weekend” event and from the moment we stepped on to campus, we felt the weight of the…
Barry Levinson was one of the most successful directors in America around 1990, when he made Avalon, an immigrant Thanksgiving movie trying to sum up the transformation of the American family in the 20th century. He won the Academy Award for…
By The Stream Published on November 25, 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlhQY2_dRhk In this 40-minute video from Libertarianism.org, Jonathan Fortier talks with Lawrence Reed about his essay, “I, Smartphone”, which revisits the themes of…
It’s unusual to be in the situation of reviewing a book no one will like. I don’t mean that literally; a handful of people will appreciate Paul Kingsnorth’s new book, Against the Machine, probably the same people who have followed his work for…
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