π° Markets aggregate information. They force people to put money behind their beliefs. They've outperformed polls and exposed uncomfortable truths officials would rather ignore.
βοΈ Fraud and insider trading are already illegal. Regulators already have authority. A broad new ban won't stop abuse; it'll just push activity offshore.
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ποΈ Learn Liberty traveled to Vienna to speak with Bernhard Beham, whose archival research, including diaries held at Duke University, reveals for the first time on camera how a family worked together to preserve one of the most important books in economic history.
π« But ideas don't disappear just because governments find them inconvenient. Austrian economics survived exile, academic hostility, and decades on the margins. Then it ended up in the presidential palace.
Jyoti Puri's Sexual States makes a compelling case that India's antisodomy law was less about controlling behavior and more about reproducing state authority. Read our review and tell us: Can queer freedom ever be secured through the state?
πΊοΈ Russia is the biggest country on Earth, and it didn't get that way by accident. From the Tsars to the Soviets to Putin, Russia's leaders have pursued relentless expansion, justified by geography, ideology, and imperial ambition.
π₯ Understanding Russia's imperial logic is the first step to making sense of today's headlines. Watch our recent video to explore more: youtu.be/TTi0ZRporVw