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Make-believe policy gets run over by train of reason

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With Neither the Facts Nor the Law On Its Side, the FTC Pounds the Table

As advocates for free-market principles, it’s imperative to scrutinize the Read more…

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No Elizabeth Warren, You’re Surely No Ted Kennedy

For advocates of free markets, the role of government in Read more…

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Lina Khan Isn’t Qualified To Define Market Competition

Market Institute President Charles Sauer has a new article in Read more…

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Hipster Neo-Brandeisianism Is Sadly Going Global

The rise of Hipster Neo-Brandeisianism signals a profound shift in Read more…

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The FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Meta Is Laughably Weak

In a new commentary at Real Clear Markets, John Tamny, Read more…

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Searching for Scapegoats For His Own Failings, Eric Adams Happens On ‘Social Media”

In a recent State of the City address, Mayor Eric Read more…

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TikTok Paranoia, Brought To You By the Architects of the Corona-Lockdowns

As Congress pushes forward with a TikTok ban, Senior Fellow Read more…

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Contra TikTok Paranoiacs, National Security Isn’t An Excuse to Limit Free Speech

A push in Congress to ban Tiktok under the guise Read more…

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Conservatives Shouldn’t Join Khan In Bullying Big Business

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Medicare for All would eliminate private insurance, erase consumer choice, and leave Washington as the one insurer Americans could never fire.

As @sallypipes explains, single-payer promises cradle-to-grave coverage but delivers massive tax bills, rationed care, and crushing wait

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For decades, Washington dictated where airlines could fly and what they could charge.

Deregulation changed that, unleashing competition, lowering ticket prices, and making air travel accessible to millions more Americans.

A century of commercial flight shows what innovation and

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Exactly. Patent rights are only as strong as the ability to enforce them.

Without meaningful protections, inventors lose, copycats win, and the incentive to invest in the next breakthrough disappears.

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Patents that can't be effectively enforced are little more than a congratulatory certificate. A patent only has value when its owner can stop theft, negotiate fair licenses, and survive the legal fights required to defend it.

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