The Supreme Court’s decision to consider public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to legally enforce basic duties enshrined in the Constitution is unfortunate. For, if the principle of such execution were accepted, it would result in greater accountability of the state and the concomitant narrowing of the sphere of individual freedom.Read More →
newsletters, editors’ selection list, Mask-wearing will continue to be a feature of public life in Tasmania for at least the next month, with public health unable to provide an end date for its protective mandate. New South Wales has dropped its indoor mask-wearing mandate, where masks must now only beRead More →
news, local news, Mask-wearing will continue to be a feature of public life in Tasmania for at least the next month, with public health unable to provide an end date for its protective mandate. New South Wales has dropped its indoor mask-wearing mandate, where masks must now only be wornRead More →
Through Michel Gryboski, Christian Post reporter | Monday, November 29, 2021 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves speaks at a press conference on August 30, 2021. | Screenshot: Facebook / Tate Reeves Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves explained on Sunday why he believes the principle of “individual liberty” and bodily autonomy should applyRead More →
November 9, 2021 | Austin, Texas | Press release Governor Greg Abbott delivered remarks today extolling limited government, individual liberty and free enterprise in the state of Texas at the Goodman Institute for Public Policy Research gala in Dallas. The Governor also received the Institute’s Antony Fisher Award at theRead More →
November 9, 2021 | Austin, Texas | Press release Governor Greg Abbott spoke today extolling limited government, individual liberty and free enterprise in the state of Texas at the Goodman Institute for Public Policy Research gala in Dallas. The Governor also received the Institute’s Antony Fisher Award at the event,Read More →
OPINION: During last year’s pandemic, the famous slogan was “we are in the same boat”. How quickly times have changed. Recently, the “oneness” aspect has been abandoned for the “us versus them” mentality. President Joe Biden and his administration have even started to vilify some Americans on the basis ofRead More →
While denying Mohd bail. Ibrahim in the case of the murder of police chief Ratan Lal during the riots in northeast Delhi, the Delhi High Court observed that individual freedom cannot be misused in such a way as to threaten the social fabric by trying to destabilize him or hurtRead More →
Over the past two years, we, both as a country and as a community at BGSU, have experienced unprecedented hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For most of us, the release and then approval of the Pfizer vaccine made it seem like we could finally see the light at theRead More →
California Governor Gavin Newsom hailed President Joe Biden’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, a withdrawal that has left US citizens stranded and our Afghan allies betrayed and left for dead. Our enemies no longer fear us and our allies no longer trust us. That Newsom praised this deadly mishap speaks volumesRead More →
California Governor Gavin Newsom hailed President Joe Biden’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, a withdrawal that has left US citizens stranded and our Afghan allies betrayed and left for dead. Our enemies no longer fear us and our allies no longer trust us. That Newsom praised this deadly mishap speaks volumesRead More →
As many observers have noted, staying safe has become a religion. “Safe,” as it is sometimes called, like all religions, places what it values - in this case, being safe – above other values. Securityism explains the willingness of Americans to abandon their most cherished values, including freedom, in theRead More →
Unlike a long-standing precedent, individualism reigns supreme in recent court decisions regarding COVID-19. In two recent cases—Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn c. Andrew M. Cuomo and South Bay United Pentecostal Church c. Gavin Newsom– The United States Supreme Court has overturned emergency COVID-19 restrictions on religious gatherings. On the surface,Read More →
The conservative idolatry of the robust individual gave Karl Marx a way back into the mainstream. It’s a difficult admission for any conservative to make, but America’s future depends on effective treatment. American individualism has existed since the founding of our nation. In writing the Declaration of Independence, Thomas JeffersonRead More →
By Mark S. Weiner In a recent Niskanen center Publish, Matthew Fay provided some stimulating “preliminary thoughts” on libertarian approaches to foreign policy. In particular, and perhaps ironically for a libertarian, he argues for foreign libertarian relations in which skepticism of state power and support for individual freedom are closelyRead More →