Money

Seemingly acting as a strong arm for the casino monopoly, a dozen heavy militarized men raided a man's home while his wife and toddler were present.

The Philadelphia police are putting home owners on the street and it has nothing to do with their ability to pay the mortgage, nor are they being charged with a crime. Christos Sourovelis works hard and owns a painting business. He has built a “dream house” in a Philadelphia suburb, …

April 21, 2014 Watch Iceland’s president explain just how they got their country down to 2% unemployment and kick-started their economy. The first step? Let private banks fail.

“New Hampshire history was made when Robert Mathias and Darryl Perry, two Free State Project participants, engaged in the state’s first ever Bitcoin car purchase, further cementing the Free State as a haven of alternative, government-less economic activity. Even better, the newly-christened “bitmobile” sports vanity plates reading “BITCOIN” as a …

Bitcoin, everyone’s favorite online cryptocurrency, has taken the world by storm. It’s easy and practically free to use, almost instantaneous, doesn’t lose its value to inflation like government-controlled currencies, and has a healthy degree of privacy and anonymity. Best of all, Bitcoin makes agorism (economic activity deliberately outside of state …

LewRockwell.com By Ron Paul Last Thursday the Senate Banking Committee held hearings on Janet Yellen’s nomination as Federal Reserve Board Chairman. As expected, Ms. Yellen indicated that she would continue the Fed’s “quantitative easing” (QE) polices, despite QE’s failure to improve the economy. Coincidentally, two days before the Yellen hearings, …

Wired.com Jesse Angle is homeless, living on the streets of Pensacola, Florida. Sometimes he spends the night at a local church. Other nights, he sleeps behind a building in the heart of the city, underneath a carport that protects him from the rain. Each morning, he wakes up, grabs some …