Source: International Guild of Professional Anarchists
by Alexander Snitker
“Donald Trump’s latest outbursts, taunts, and diplomatic clown shows don’t just prove he’s unfit for the office. They prove the office itself is too dangerous to exist.” (03/24/26)
https://alexandersnitker.substack.com/p/uncle-dons-thanksgiving-meltdown
Source: Liberalism.org
by Kevin Elliott
“If American liberals deploy aggressive tactics against the right, will they lose what makes them good?” (03/24/26)
https://www.liberalism.org/p/if-liberals-get-tougher-what-will-they-become
Source: The Price of Liberty
by Nathan Barton
“The majority of states have Constitutional carry, and we find that there has been NO increase in crime. In fact, the opposite is true. Gun Control increases crime. More Gun Control equals more crime. Like it or not, carry permits, background checks, gun specific taxes and training requirements, all are Gun Control. All of these are Gov’t imposed attacks on firearms freedoms of people. Citizens or not, people are born with the RIGHT to keep and bear arms.” (03/24/26)
https://thepriceofliberty.org/2026/03/24/permitless-carry-lies-and-truth/
Source: American Institute for Economic Research
by Julia R Cartwright
“The US energy system should shift from a hodgepodge of politically favored technologies toward a market-driven portfolio that is cleaner, more reliable, and increasingly affordable.” (03/24/26)
Source: The UnPopulist
by Tibita Kaneene
“For too long, American populists on the left and right have treated globalism — the free flow of goods, capital, and people across borders — as a concession to corporate interests, a system to apologize for rather than promote. That defensiveness has become a trap: facing Trump’s assault on the principles of free and open trade, Democrats are pushing back, but on tactical grounds rather than making a full, principled case for free trade. Tariffs raise prices for everyone, reduce employment and output, and weaken the democratic alliances Democrats claim to cherish. In failing to make the principled case against tariffs, Democrats cede the language of economic openness to the very forces dismantling it.” (03/24/26)
https://www.theunpopulist.net/p/democrats-should-own-free-trade-not
Source: Inequality.org
by Sarah Anderson & Reyanna James
“At least 16 US billionaires owe their wealth to one of America’s 20 largest low-wage employers, corporations where a significant share of workers earn so little they have to rely on public assistance. Of these 16 billionaires, 8 are associated with Walmart. Amazon and Tyson Foods have two members of this elite club, while Home Depot, Best Buy, Starbucks, and Chipotle each have one. For detailed data on wages and CEO pay at these and other leading low-wage corporations, see the recent Institute for Policy Studies report ‘America’s 20 Largest Low-Wage Employers and the Affordability Crisis.’ This article includes updated net worth data from the just-released Forbes 2026 Global Billionaires List.” (03/25/26)
https://inequality.org/article/billionaires-low-wage-workers/
Source: In These Times
by Shane Burley
“Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg, like hundreds of other residents and organizers in the Twin Cities, now keeps a strict schedule — at least every other day — of long volunteer patrols for vehicles driven by federal immigration agents occupying the region. In about two and a half months, thousands of agents unleashed wanton violence across the country as they abduct an average of more than 60 residents per day; shooting, killing and firing chemical weapons at nonviolent protesters, and extrajudicially arrest preschoolers and send them across the country. Things have been hard, but neighborhoods have also become more united and communication has become systematized and effective. ’The day-to-day experiences [are] of being exhausted and having your nervous system very jacked,’ Rosenberg said.” (03/24/26)
https://inthesetimes.com/article/the-new-antifascist-consensus-ice-rapid-response-community-defense
Source: Independent Institute
by Alexander William Salter & Bryan P Cutsinger
“Members of Gen Z are right to ask: What jobs will be left for them in the new AI world? After all, artificial intelligence already can draft reports, reconcile accounts, write code, and generate marketing copy in seconds—and it’s improving fast. But new technologies do not eliminate work. They change what kinds of work matter. AI excels at tasks that follow rules and patterns. Feed it enough data and a clear objective, and it performs quickly and cheaply. So, a better question for Gen Zers to ask is: What kind of education and training will hold its value when the tools we use keep changing?” (03/24/26)
https://www.independent.org/article/2026/03/24/gen-z-economics-ai-work/
Source: Liberty International
by Chike Ibewuike
“On March 13, 2026, our partners at the Language of Liberty Institute organized an awareness campaign and interactive discussion titled Liberty, Entrepreneurship, and Nepal at Birgunj Public College in Madhesh Province. The three-hour event brought together bachelor-level students from diverse academic backgrounds to explore the relationship between liberty, economic freedom, and entrepreneurship—with a particular focus on youth empowerment in Nepal. In today’s global economy, entrepreneurship plays a central role in driving innovation, economic growth, and job creation. But entrepreneurship does not emerge in isolation — it flourishes in environments where individuals enjoy freedom of thought, open markets, and the ability to experiment without excessive constraints. Recognizing this, the event aimed to introduce participants to the concept of liberal entrepreneurship, which emphasizes individual initiative, creativity, and economic freedom as key pillars of development.” (03/24/26)
Source: Bet On It
by Bryan Caplan
“When Emperor Hirohito decided to surrender to the Allies, he provoked an attempted military coup. When asked, ‘Why didn’t Czar Nicholas back down in 1914?’ historians’ standard answer is, ‘Because if he had, Pan-Slavist hawks would have overthrown him.’ … Even if a large faction of the leadership of theocratic Iran, Imperial Japan, Nazi Germany, or Czarist Russia wants to make peace, they probably won’t. Indeed, even if the Supreme Leader wants to make peace, they probably won’t. My reaction, in contrast, is agentic. If by some miracle, I were the Supreme Leader of any of these countries, I have devised a strategy to make peace with high probability of success — and low risk to myself. It’s not pretty, and once you grasp my strategy, you may think ill of me for publicizing this forbidden knowledge.” [editor’s note: It would work just as well for the US or Israel, if THEIR “Supreme Leaders” actually wanted peace – TLK] (03/24/26)