Jeffrey Tucker

Just a few days ago, I linked to an epic article in the history of the pandemic response. It was…

The resistance reveals itself always in unexpected ways. As I type, thousands of truckers (numbers are in flux and are…

The national press barely covered the anti-mandate, anti-lockdown rally in D.C (January 23, 2022), and when they did, they mostly…

By long American tradition, protest movements manifest themselves most fully in gatherings in Washington, D.C, starting at the Washington Monument…

Another day in our strange times: the CDC has finally found a kind word to say about natural immunity. You…

It was two years and a few months ago – only a few months before lockdowns – that I dragged…

We’ll be putting together the timeline of this disaster for many years to come. It all comes down to those…

Jeremy Farrar is a former professor at Oxford University and the head of the Wellcome Trust, an extremely influential non-government…

Watching Songbird (2020) was a delight.  Wait, wrong word.  It was chilling, remarkable, stunning, revealing, and terrifying in strange ways.…

In defense of regulatory mandates during oral arguments, the following words were spoken by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor: “Why…

This morning I listened to the oral arguments in the case of the Biden administration’s vaccine mandates as enforced by…

It’s been the most astonishing two weeks for American public life, with so many prescient changes, from new censorships, admissions,…

Every sick child, and probably every adult at some point, asks that existential question: why am I suffering?  No answer…

For nearly two years, we’ve wondered how this will end. In retrospect, the clue is in how it began.  The…

Is that the sound of normalcy I’m hearing out there? Ever more authors and sources admitting that the virus is…

At the CVS down the street, the lines are very long to buy home Covid testing kits, $24 a pop,…

Those weeks following the release of the Great Barrington Declaration did feel odd.  On the good side, medical doctors, scientists,…

The “Pledge of Allegiance” when I was a kid was just a series of sounds we would make to start…

It’s a good call for Time Magazine: it made Elon Musk the person of the year. It’s actually even a…

It’s bad enough that we are experiencing the worst inflation in most people’s lifetimes. It’s happening during a tremendous shortage…

The New York Times bears heaps of responsibility for the initial lockdowns. On February 28, 2020, the paper published a…

If the pandemic policy response had taken the form of mere advice, we would not be in the midst of…

What happened to Joe Biden could have happened to anyone. In fact, it happens all the time. Throughout human history.…

Courts around the country are striking down vaccine mandates and even Covid restrictions in general. Protests against both have erupted…

It’s “Giving Tuesday” and a reminder that the Brownstone Institute cannot and would not exist without reader support. Will you…

Last week, I showed up to a nice party with a bottle of Absinthe. I like the stuff but I…

I’m a voracious reader of Covid books but nothing could have prepared me for Scott Atlas’s A Plague Upon Our…

The Biden White House is demanding that American businesses comply with a vaccine edict that profoundly affects the lives of…

What if I told you that this morning I made a cup of green tea and, sure enough, it started…

Early in the pandemic, I had been furiously writing articles about lockdowns. My phone rang with a call from a…