Jeffrey A. Tucker is an author at The Epoch Times and the founder and president of the Brownstone Institute. He writes extensively on economics, technology, social philosophy, and culture, with a focus on themes such as health and wellness, real estate, and cultural movements. His work has been featured in various publications including the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, GlobalResearch, and The Spectator Australia.
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Jeffrey A. Tucker's work predominantly features opinion editorials and legal policy regulation, with an emphasis on culture & society, government & politics, finance & economy, and scientific topics. His coverage encompasses a broad range of themes including politics, medical freedom, COVID-19, business and inflation.
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Bring Back the Word Man
Another Grading Crisis Hits College
By: Jeffrey A. Tucker
George Washington's terrible fate ought to have sounded a national alarm to ring through our long history. The lesson should be never to replace epistemic humility in medicine with institutionalized dogma. That lesson did not stick because then and now, the prevailing medical wisdom gets a pass even when it kills people. Even the Father of the Country.
By: Jeffrey A. Tucker
The grim circumstances behind the death of George Washington (1732-1799), America's first president and popularly known as the Father of the Country, are not wholly unknown.
What Is this Depression Glass?
The Marx Brothers Nearly a Century Later
Has Private Equity Ruined Capitalism?
A Way to Think About Falling Birth Rates
Four Chicken Breasts for Twenty Guests
By: Jeffrey A. Tucker
Many of us have had the intuition that the economic damage from 2020 – including industrial stoppages, monetary printing, supply-chain disruptions, extended
