Statistics of economic well-bring show that most of the world has been steadily getting better.

Georgists need to seize on economic disenchantment, explain rent-seeking behavior on full display in the White House, and craft messages that resonate with younger generations.

We don't have a work ethic. We have a money-making ethic.

We might think about transcending the limits of the nation-state to create a global community similar to what international business has done.

The health of the planet is very important. We can and must do better for the future generations.

With nary a whimper, capitalism has been permitted to morph into rentierism and is suffering consequences warned by Adam Smith and Henry George.

Special Interests and plutocrats have taken over more of the government with the complacency of each passing generation while younger generation change makers are chastised.

A misunderstanding among Georgists revolves around the degree that rent-seeking should be allowed. Exactly how do we co-exist with hardcore rent-seekers?

The drive toward a basic income isn’t new. It’s a 100-year-old movement that has gotten stronger each time inequality has returned to the public discussion.

Most of today’s ‘wealth’ isn’t the result of entrepreneurialism and hard work – it has been accumulated by being idle and unproductive.

If we are going to have empires, maybe having them be dedicated to an ideal of good management and taking care of the people with a mind for long term sustainability isn't all bad.

The "invisible hand" of the market works wonders when it comes to food and clothing. So why does shelter demand more of what we earn every year?

Mike Bonner, the creator of Henry George and the Single Tax documentary, spoke with us about his film and the Georgist movement. Watch the video and read his comments here.

We need to capture the economic rent of our natural resources in order to, finally, put paid to this incredibly counter-productive period of economic retrogression.

There is a way-of-thinking that understands the key role that land, earth, and other opportunities of nature play in resolving society's deepest economic problems.

Individual sovereignty means that it is evil for anyone to interfere with one’s honest and peaceful choices. One more element needs to be addressed: the issue of land ownership.

An organization of such influential magnitude that affects so many people must act with integrity and be held accountable. It is clear that changes are needed.

Sharing the artificial resources openly and the natural resources that we all have as a birthright is a step towards equity and justice in labor.

The United States should offer a peace treaty with North Korea and offer diplomatic relations. The Korean War did not officially end. Let’s end it now.

The Confederate statues of Robert E. Lee, Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson, Jefferson Davis, and others could be replaced with war memorials for the soldiers of the Confederacy.