The Law

Bastiat Reminds Us That Education Can Exist—and Prosper—Without Government Schools

Why Painting Without a License Could Soon Be Illegal in Minnesota

What ‘Seinfeld’ Can Teach You about the Government’s Senseless War on Appliances

What MrBeast Reveals About Tyranny of the Majority

Supreme Court Grants Justice to 94-Year-old Grandmother Whose Home Equity Was Stolen by Government

Child Services Tells Mother Her Kids Can’t Play Outside by Themselves

2023 Federal Tax Brackets Are Out. See Which Bracket You Fall in—and Why Tax Rates Are so High

How ‘First Blood’ Foreshadowed America’s Policing Problem

Biden Hints He’s Planning to “Cancel” Student Debt. Here’s Why Student Debt Holders Should Be against the Move

Wine Bar Owner Who Defied Lockdowns Receives 90-Day Jail Sentence—But Her Legal Battle May Just Be Beginning

Frédéric Bastiat’s Campaign Manifesto of 1846

Please Howard Schultz, Don’t Run for President

Advice for Presidential Candidates from Bastiat

Frédéric Bastiat on the Connection between Socialism, Communism, and Protectionism

Bastiat on How the Modern State Commits the Very Evils It Was Created to Prevent

“There Ought Not To Be a Law”: The Absurdity of an Age-Old Colloquialism

Bastiat’s “The Law” Is a Symphony of Ideas That Can Teach Us Justice

Bastiat Knew the Proper Limits of Government Force

Walter Williams on Bastiat

Good Jurors Nullify Bad Laws: Reclaiming the Right of Every Juror