"No Fly" lists seem like a great idea at the time, but they always mean biggger government and less freedom.

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January 13, 2021

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Latin American Countries Should Drop Domestic Currencies in Favor of Dollarization ([link removed] )

The adjustment of banks’ portfolios is the mechanism that allows for a smooth flow of liquidity (and credit) into and out of the banking system (and the economy).

- Avoiding Latin America's Currency Disasters ([link removed] )

By Steve H. Hanke

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"No Fly" Lists Proposed in Response to the Capitol Hill Insurrection ([link removed] )

What’s needed right now is a reminder that every time a major, security-related national trauma takes place, the public demands Congress “do something” in response, and that congressional response is almost always something the nation regrets later.

- Capitol Hill Insurrection Fallout: More Bad "No Fly" List Proposals ([link removed] )

By Patrick G. Eddington

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Myths of American Exceptionalism Left and Right ([link removed] )

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Does the ideal of American exceptionalism demand anything? That is, how can the U.S. be exceptional without people working to make it that way? Historian Anthony Comegna talks about the myths that surround the notion of American exceptionalism.

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