By Steve Kerbel Deep inside, we all want to do what we want to do. The desire for individual liberty is ingrained in us all. This could have a great deal to do with the fact that once a product or service becomes unavailable, we want it more. Some call these rare items… “ collectibles”. …
The Washington D.C. Health Department is recommending that the city legalize and regulate recreational marijuana sales, bypassing the U.S. Congress if need be. In a new report, D.C. health officials make several recommendations regarding legal marijuana: 1. Impose state taxes on production, distribution, and sales along with a licensed market participation, age restriction, and prohibitions…
In the wake of the United Kingdom’s referendum to leave the European Union, pundits the world over have pondered the future of the influential (and largely economic) coalition of European states. Several of the most powerful remaining of these member-states, however, seem to be wasting no time in charting that future course for themselves. Polish…
Massie says we must restore American sovereignty By: Elias J. Atienza Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) is pushing for the United States to leave the United Nations. Dubbing the proposal ‘Amexit,’ Massie has signaled his desire for the House to vote on a bill which he has cosponsored. That bill, the American Sovereignty Restoration Act, would allow for…
Ever walked a mile in another man’s shoes? In today’s episode of the Freedom Report podcast, Austin Petersen offers his expert analysis on the cultural issues that are killing the advancement of libertarian ideas. Why do libertarians always seem to lose the big battles for limited government? I think I know why, and it has…
By Blake Neff A newly-published Vice article finds that members of the cuckold subculture are apparently offended their fetish has been co-opted by the political right as an insult for supporters of immigration. Conventionally, a cuckold is a man whose wife is having an affair with another, often with his implied acquiescence. In the world of modern…
By Rachel Stoltzfoos Now that Britain is officially out, European Union leaders are moving quickly to crack down on high-powered appliances such as toasters and tea kettles that are not considered eco-friendly. EU officials worried about fanning the Brexit flames kept the plan under wraps for months out of concern it might be “perceived as an assault…
By Rachel Stoltzfoos The Daily Show weighed in on the Supreme Court abortion ruling Monday by jokingly urging women to celebrate by getting pregnant in Texas so they can have an abortion. “Celebrate the SCOTUS ruling! Go knock someone up in Texas!” the show tweeted. The court struck down two Texas abortion regulations in a 5-3…
By JP Carroll Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair joked Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” that he “would be running again” for political office if he understood how elites missed the rise of Brexit. The U.K. voted last Thursday to leave the European Union in a nationwide referendum. The U.K. is the first EU member state to…
By Eric Lieberman Democratic Senate candidate Catherine Cortez Masto tried to kill Uber with one hand, while taking money from Taxi Services with the other, and a Koch-funded superPAC’s latest ad is slamming her for it. In a new scathing video, titled “Driving Away Jobs,” the Freedom Partners Action Fund accuses the former Nevada attorney general of…