The Heritage Foundation ranks economic freedom across the globe. The United States once ranked No. 4 in the world, but we've been in decline. This year, as my new video explains, we're 25th. "If ...

Less Freedom A Commentary By John Stossel. Wednesday, June 21, 2023. Politicians claim their bills bring us good things. Free health care! Child care! A cellphone for all!

Freedom from want and fear affect individual liberty and prospects for collective self-government. “Necessitous men are not free men,” Roosevelt said in 1944.

The Cato Institute’s Human Freedom Index, which ranks both economic and personal freedom, lists Switzerland, New Zealand, Estonia and Denmark as the freest countries. Singapore ranks 44th ...

According to monitoring organisation Article 19, more than two-thirds of the world's population has less freedom of ...

Government is force.Most every law takes away a little of our money or freedom or both.The Heritage Foundation ranks economic freedom worldwide. The United States once ranked No. 4 in the world ...

Men are also less satisfied with their freedom, but the decline hasn’t been as sharp. Seventy-seven percent of U.S. men were satisfied with their freedom last year, down from 88% four years earlier.

The prophets, for example, never emphasized that the law restricted our liberty. Instead, they warned that disobeying God’s law results in brokenness, bondage, and less freedom rather than more.

Jon Krosnick, a social psychologist and professor at Stanford University, said Republicans have been relying on the word "freedom" — and the emotions and associations it invokes — for a long time.

Israelis are less concerned than residents of most other countries about freedom of the press and false news stories — but also less concerned that their speech is being suppressed, according to ...

By contrast, only 2 in 10 Harris supporters want smaller government. More government means less freedom, conservatives say, so how can Democrats masquerade as the party of freedom?

Men are also less satisfied with their freedom, but the decline hasn’t been as sharp. Seventy-seven percent of U.S. men were satisfied with their freedom last year, down from 88% four years earlier.