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How can poor dictatorships like Cuba consistently present impressive health data? Imprisoning those who dare tell the truth about statistics sure helps!

"Minimum wage’s detrimental effects fall hardest on young black males: the same group that suffers some of the worst hardships of Black America." http://bit.ly/29Zqyi9

"There is a possible deterrent to growing opioid addiction that has shown real promise: the wholesale legalization of marijuana." http://bit.ly/29CBuRv

"The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has lost more than $50 billion since 2007, even though it enjoys legal monopolies over letters, bulk mail, and access to mailboxes...[Meanwhile] all EU countries have opened their postal industries to competition for all types of mail."

Happy Repeal Day from The Cato Institute! http://bit.ly/1PJwwCB

"Senator Sanders is half right: the rich are getting richer. However...the poor are becoming richer as well."

Politicians, experts, and the education establishment still aren’t willing to accept the simple lesson demonstrated by this chart... http://bit.ly/29oVJPw

"If humanity does face starvation in 2050, it will not be because of capitalism – it will be because anti-capitalist views...have prevailed."

The U.S. Department of Justice went after FedEx for refusing to spy on its customers-and FedEx won.

“Fifteen percent is the magic number Libertarian presidential candidate and former governor Gary Johnson needs to reach to earn his voice in the 2016 election.” http://bit.ly/297KQ7B