The European Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs decided to pass on its Copyright Directive to the European Parliament for a vote, …
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When thinking about the astonishing improvement in living standards occurring over the last two centuries, one can’t help but wonder about the causes …
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This past week has brought with it some pretty interesting stories and developments, which you may have missed if you were …
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This week, Damian Marley and Frank D’Ambrosio, PhD. joined Jon Snow on Channel 4 news to discuss the prospects of legalising …
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Cryptocurrencies have grown so much in fame, and yet some tend to think that the term means just Bitcoin. Well, there …
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This week has been an interesting one around the world. In the United Kingdom, the EU withdrawal bill finally passed through …
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I often recall what the investor and philanthropist Warren Buffett said: “It takes twenty years to build a reputation and five …
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Rent control is one of those policies that continues to attract the favor of the public despite the fact it has …
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“Progress has been so consistent that it can seem inevitable.” Paul Meany & Marian L. Tupy for FEE – The Ancients Expected Things …
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Few transactions require quite so high a degree of trust as those between medical professionals and their patients. In placing their …
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In celebration (perhaps for want of a better word) of the Brexit referendum’s two year anniversary, we asked some of our …
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“With an even greater focus on freedom, results could be even better.” Kai Weiss, Austrian Economics Center – Shattering the Myth of …
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The European Union is on the warpath. It sees the internet for what it is: a hive of free speech for …
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The great liberal democracies, the “shining beacon” of the United States (as Ronald Reagan described) have never attempted to fully understand …