The Lighthouse®
The Biden administration sees climate change as an existential threat, but, actually, a lack of new coal plants is—especially if we are all to drive electric cars in future.
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K. Lloyd Billingsley (American Spectator)
Fauci.... Congress should never again allow a single person to control public health policy and medical research. For starters, limit such an office to a single four-year term. And his wife (who complains about “individual rights” limiting medical research) shouldn’t also be the head of bioethics at NIH. White coat supremacy has no place in our democracy.
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Samuel R. Staley (The Beacon)
Major studios rarely take risks. But, if you hope, with film, to drive social change, you need to. And Angel Studio has—with stunning results in the service of liberty and human dignity.
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Gary M. Galles (Mises.org)
The FTC opposes the proposed merger between Microsoft and Activision. Yet stopping the merger would not increase competition but protect current firms from it. And consumers are always the losers when that happens.
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Volume 26, Issue 29: July 11, 2023
William F. Shughart II (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
The Biden administration sees climate change as an existential threat, but, actually, a lack of new coal plants is—especially if we are all to drive electric cars in future.
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K. Lloyd Billingsley (American Spectator)
Fauci.... Congress should never again allow a single person to control public health policy and medical research. For starters, limit such an office to a single four-year term. And his wife (who complains about “individual rights” limiting medical research) shouldn’t also be the head of bioethics at NIH. White coat supremacy has no place in our democracy.
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Virus and Leviathan
Symposium on Public Health and Policy in a Free Society
Symposium on Public Health and Policy in a Free Society
The Independent Review, Spring 2021
Samuel R. Staley (The Beacon)
Major studios rarely take risks. But, if you hope, with film, to drive social change, you need to. And Angel Studio has—with stunning results in the service of liberty and human dignity.
READ MORE »
Gary M. Galles (Mises.org)
The FTC opposes the proposed merger between Microsoft and Activision. Yet stopping the merger would not increase competition but protect current firms from it. And consumers are always the losers when that happens.
READ MORE »
Winners, Losers & Microsoft
Competition and Antitrust in High Technology
Competition and Antitrust in High Technology
By Stan J. Liebowitz, Stephen E. Margolis
The Beacon: New Blog Posts
- California’s Very Flawed K-12 Math Framework, by Williamson M. Evers
- The Inverted Yield Curve and Next US Recession, by Richard M. Salsman
- The FDA Loosens Blood Donation Restrictions, Finally, by Raymond J. March
- Federal Government to Benefit from Student Loan Ruling, by Craig Eyermann
Catalyst: New Articles
- Do You Have a Right To a Yo-Yo?, by Donald J. Boudreaux
- Australia’s Gold Standard Blunder, by Lawrence W. Reed
- Kigali ‘Mototaxis’: Fast, Cheap, Ubiquitous Transport, by Scott Beyer
- This Independence Day, by Thomas Krannawitter
