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• “We’re from the FCC, and We’re Here for Your Netflix.”
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  Evan Swarztrauber | Wednesday, May 11, 2016

  The FCC thinks you have too many devices and apps, and they’re going to save you from it.

• Why Is Everyone Saying, “Thank You”?
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  T. Norman Van Cott | Monday, March 21, 2016

  Buyers and sellers owe each other real gratitude. They are cooperating to make each other wealthier.

• FEE’s Top 10 Articles of 2015
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  Jeffrey A. Tucker Daniel Bier | Thursday, December 31, 2015

  A roundup of the most popular content, new books, swag, programs, and more at FEE.org.

• Shopping for Soulmates
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  Steven Horwitz | Tuesday, September 29, 2015

  When transaction costs are low, people find it easier to engage in mutually beneficial exchanges. And when more of these exchanges take place, people benefit more.

• The Right and Wrong of Compulsion by the State
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  Auberon Herbert | Sunday, September 20, 2015

  Civilization has never yet and never will be simply made by the fiat of those who have power. 

• SWAT’s Military Tactics Put Cops at Risk
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  Daniel Bier | Wednesday, October 1, 2014

  The overuse of SWAT is based on a false dilemma between keeping cops safe and turning them into an army.

• The Phantom “State”
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  Steve Patterson | Wednesday, July 31, 2013
  Oddly enough, nowhere on planet Earth can you find a “state.” Or a “government.” Or even a “country,” for that matter. You can search the globe; you won’t find one.
• The Death of Privacy
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  Faisal Moghul | Friday, January 4, 2013

  The post-9/11 surveillance State trumps even the most egregious abuses of power by the British Crown and violates everyone's rights on a continual basis.

• On That Day Began Lies
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  Leonard E. Read | Monday, September 27, 2010
  It is simply a matter of personal determination and a resolve to act and speak in strict accordance with one’s inner, personal dictate of what is right. And for each of us to see to it that no other man or set of men is given permission to represent us otherwise.
• A Family of Heroes
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  Stephen Davies | Wednesday, September 23, 2009
  In any major city, particularly a capital, the great majority of statues and memorials pay tribute to monarchs and presidents, priests, generals, and statesmen. This reflects the way history is commonly understood and taught: as the story of the achievements of those associated with political power, government, and war. Memorials to the historical figures associated […]