Brazil’s Crackdown On X Represents A Dangerous Approach To Institutional Mistrust – OpEd
By Diogo Costa As democracies grapple with misinformation, Brazil’s hardline approach is seen by some as a potential model. The
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Articles by FEE :
Are Bad Climate Policies Causing More Deaths Than Climate Change? – OpEd
By Saul Zimet During Vivek Ramaswamy’s recent event at the Cato Institute, protestors derailed his presentationby getting on stage and chanting “climate con-man,”
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How The FAA Is Keeping Flying Cars In Science Fiction – OpEd
By Maxwell Tabarrok Flying cars are used as a synecdoche for all of the 20th-century sci-fi dreams that never came
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Comrade Kamala? Assessing Three Of Harris’s New Economic Proposals – OpEd
By Peter Jacobsen The Kamala Harris campaign is still relatively young. The current Vice President and previous US Senator from
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Vivek Ramaswamy On The Battle For The Soul Of The American Right – OpEd
By Patrick Carroll Vivek Ramaswamy has emerged in recent years as one of the key figures in the Republican scene.
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Two Polish Heroes Every American Should Know – OpEd
By Lawrence W. Reed As a sixth grader some 60 years ago, I learned that two Polish heroes played prominent
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How Javier Milei Is Turning Argentina’s Economy Around – OpEd
By Jon Miltimore During his first year as president, Javier Milei has been waging a bitter but largely successful campaign
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Chronic Absenteeism Is A Problem, But Most Proposed Solutions Miss The Point – OpEd
By Kerry McDonald Two weeks ago, three unlikely bedfellows joined forces to announce their intention to cut K-12 chronic absenteeism in half
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Citizens Hope To End Maduro’s Dictatorship As Venezuela Goes To The Polls – OpEd
By Daphne Posadas The upcoming elections on Sunday in Venezuela offer a glimmer of hope for citizens eager to end
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Why Do People Mostly Stop Learning After College? – OpEd
By Patrick Carroll Why is it that, upon finishing college and entering the workforce, the vast majority of people seem
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