9/11 didn’t change us, we allowed it to change us, and in doing so critically damaged our very own political way of life.--Patrick Eddington, "9/11’s Aftereffect: The Constitutional Accountability Abyss'
September 11, 2026Was 9/11 a New Pearl Harbor?
By now, the evidence overwhelmingly establishes that President Franklin Roosevelt wanted the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor to take place. He desperately wanted to intervene in the war against Nazi Germany, but he faced a virtually insurmountable obstacle — the American people, most of whom firmly opposed U.S. entry into a second world war. Of course, this was during a time when presidents ...
Libertarian Angle: Historical Chaos in Monetary Theory
by Jacob G. Hornberger and Richard M. Ebeling
In this week’s Libertarian Angle, Jacob and Richard discuss the current monetary chaos in the overall context of liberty and the history of economic ideas.
The Newest Drug War Boogeyman
by Laurance M. Vance
Although the legal medical and recreational uses of marijuana is now ubiquitous, marijuana was the original drug war boogeyman. Marijuana is composed of ...
