Cancel Culture Comes For Homeschooling As Busybodies Attack Hugely Popular Program
The idea of Christians issuing thinly veiled tax status threats to Christian churches hosting a program with paid tutors is prima facie ridiculous.
Entrepreneur Joe Ricketts Tells A Quintessentially American Success Story
The famed financier behind TD Ameritrade has written an autobiography, ‘The Harder You Work, the Luckier You Get,’ that is as inspiring as it is instructive.
Dave Rubin Launches Creator Hub ‘Locals’ To Counter Big Tech: ‘Small Is The New Big’
Nearly a year after leaving Patreon, Rubin says his new tech company Locals is the solution, taking power from online behemoths and placing it into the hands of individual creators.
How To Fight California’s New Nanny State Law Banning Freelance Work
In essence, California companies can no longer hire independent contractors to perform work within the normal scope of their business. This is devastating to workers who love their freedom.
Any Enemy Could Do To You What They’ve Done To Trump
Trump has a fleet of attorneys to help him obey the laws and regulations. But just as for each of us, if a competitor looks hard enough, they will find something.
Bill Burr Is Right About Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Socialist Tax Rates
Much like the dorm kid who thought up dollar razors, comedian Bill Burr sees a 70 percent tax rate as a fundamentally unfair prize for pushing through and making a career out of comedy.
The United States’ First Two Self-Made Female Millionaires Are A Racial Success Story
Madam C.J. Walker and Annie Malone succeeded by developing brilliant business models and strong work ethics at a time when many doors were closed to them.
How Making People Comfortable Makes Them Less Likely To Succeed
Society has been trending towards reducing stress for the next generation, which will only lead to a generation that retreats when faced with discomfort rather than rise to the challenge.
Podcast: A New Era Of Public Opinion Polling, Data, And Market Research
Morning Consult’s Michael Ramlet joins Federalist Radio to discuss how online surveys are changing how brands and public figures are monitoring public opinion.
Unemployed To Best Dressed: Meet The Guy Who Created A Luxury Shirt Company
Ben Domenech interviews CEO and founder of a luxury men’s clothing company, about business, design, and how to make a dress shirt.
Why It’s Great News That Treasury Is Cutting Crowdfunding Regulations
Many of the new reforms proposed by the Treasury Department aim to reverse bad effects of a 2012 law, freeing entrepreneurs to innovate while still safeguarding potential investors.
Young Americans Need A Tax Overhaul That Fuels Their Success
The assumption that business and workers can only benefit in a tax overhaul at the expense of one another belies real-world experience.
Did LuLaRoe Transform Its Explosive Growth Into A Collapse?
When the popularity of the well-made and comfortable mommy-gear exploded in early 2016, the company took on thousands of additional consultants and cheapened product quality.
Will More Firstborns In The Future Mean Less Economic Dynamism?
Beneath the long history of findings that sing the praises of firstborns, there’s another, interesting story to tell about their economic Achilles’ heel.
Sorry, Feminists, ‘Girlboss’ Epitomizes How Capitalism Empowers Women
Sophia Marlowe’s passion for building her business and brand are when the Netflix show is at its best and, despite contrary reviews, the most feminist.
Why Ivy League Grads Are Going Into Multi-Level Marketing
Multi-level marketing is no longer the domain of the middle-aged mom. It’s your real estate agent, doctor, entertainment executive, and overachieving girlfriend who just had a baby.
How A War Hero Launched A War On Bad Math Instruction
John Saxon retired from the military in 1970 and began teaching college students. When they couldn’t do basic math, he wrote them a curriculum that millions of children use today.
Why Americans Love The Sharing Economy
Regulators, who are still attempting to respond to the creation of the Internet, will never catch up to America’s entrepreneurs.
Girl Scout Cookies Prove We Need To End Child Labor Laws
The end result of child labor laws is ultimately not child protection but prohibiting children from using their innate potential to earn their own money.
7 Way To Roll Back The Welfare State
What specific reforms that are politically possible would prepare the ground for a real scaling back of the welfare state?
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