In recent years, there has been a resurgence of libertarian student organizations both in the US and around the world. Many of the students involved in those organizations are interested in Ayn Rand, and it’s for this. . .
Tom Bowden
Onkar Ghate
Gregory SalmieriDiscussing Patreon’s De‑Platforming Controversy
If you haven’t heard about the Patreon controversy, here’s a brief summary: the crowdfunding platform, through which many content creators receive funds from their fans (or patrons), recently kicked out some users for. . .
The Betrayal of Charlie Hebdo
Four years ago — on January 7, 2015 — jihadists burst into the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo and shot to death members of the magazine’s staff. Immediately after the massacre, countless people took to the streets. . .
Elan Journo
Voting in the American System of Government
From the Editors: In our ongoing series spotlighting A New Textbook of Americanism: The Politics of Ayn Rand, we are pleased to publish the chapter contributed by philosopher Gregory Salmieri, “On the Role of Voting in. . .
One Activist’s Impact: End Military Conscription in Israel
The resonance of Ayn Rand‘s ideas is truly global. That’s evident, for example, in the rapidly growing sales of Rand’s books outside of North America, and in the public events featuring ARI speakers across Asia. . .
New Ideal Year-End Roundup: What You Might Have Missed
As 2018 comes to an end, we wanted to glance back at our first year in print pixels. Since New Ideal launched in April, we’ve brought you incisive articles, video, and audio on current controversies and timeless debates. . .
The EditorsTrump’s Dangerous, Amoral Loyalty to Saudi Arabia
The CIA has concluded that the Saudi crown prince ordered the grisly murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. After a closed-door CIA briefing, GOP senators emerged convinced of the Saudi regime’s complicity, and the. . .
An Atheist’s Tribute to Christmas
I’m an atheist, and I love Christmas. If you think that’s a contradiction, think again. Do you remember as a child composing wish lists of things you genuinely valued, thought you deserved, and knew would bring you. . .
