The tireless Ron Paul . . . Still fighting for peace, the retired congressman calls out the one great obstacle to it: Big Government. Brexit is on . . . so what now? Alasdair Macleod of Mises updates us on the Brexit status in the U.K. and shows

The infrastructure boondoggle . . . Always assumed and never questioned: that gov’t “investment” in roads and bridges is a win for the economy. Ryan McMaken of Mises doesn’t assume it, and he’s asking a lot of questions. Going global

Is it a luxury bubble? . . . or sustained long-term growth? Mark Thornton of Mises has an opinion (and some data to back it up). US Econ History #6 . . . Brian Domitrovic explains the effects of heavy

Our debt . . . household debt, that is, has just surpassed even levels during our run-up to 2008. That’s an all-time high, folks. Ryan McMaken of Mises breaks it down for us. The Gilded Age . . . Brian

Our new great migration . . . Not an east to west movement this time, but one across tax brackets. The losers? Those states with the high taxes, of course: California and New York. Free speech?. . . It’s not