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It is Acceptable to Hate Landlords

Landlords have long been an object of derision. The ongoing affordable housing crisis has only exacerbated the attacks. Landlords are

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against Amazon alleging that the company has engaged in “anti-competitive” activities. But

Those engaged in policy debates often make arbitrary assertions. The arbitrary can take many different forms, but it always includes

When a landlord raises the rent, he is often accused of profiteering—making an “excessive” or “unfair” profit. Those making such

An opinion piece in the Marin Independent Journal in California provides an interesting example why the Left keeps winning policy

No decent person wants to see others struggle to afford safe, decent housing. But this does not mean that we

The critics of school choice programs often point out that most parents are satisfied with their local government school. Most

A reader recently asked why an organization that defends property rights is interested in school choice. The reason is: school