Ayn Rand & Objectivism

Dennis Prager does harm by ignoring Ayn Rand's ideas and pushing the false alternative of religious conservatism vs. secular leftism.

Which character (or characters) from Ayn Rand’s novels does Donald Trump sound like in these passages? Feel free to form hybrids...

Ted Cruz is far from flawless. But he is by far the best viable candidate running for president today.

Shows why teens should be selfish, what this means in the various areas of their lives, and why both self-sacrifice and sacrifice of others are unselfish.

The print edition of the Spring issue of TOS goes to press this week, and the electronic versions will be posted to our website on February 24.

Objectivism is a compilation of essays about Ayn Rand's philosophy for living and loving life. The ebook provides a unique survey of Ayn Rand’s ideas, showing how they are grounded in perceptual reality and how they provide life-serving guidance across the entire spectrum of human concerns, from personal to social to political.

Walter Hudson discusses Ayn Rand’s theory of rights and calls for a coalition between theists and atheists on the matter.

As The Objective Standard wraps up its tenth year of operations, I’m writing to ask for your help in fighting for your values.

The latest attempt to smear Ayn Rand by Boston College professor Alan Wolfe crumbles to dust with the slightest breath of evidence.

Contrary to Jonathan Coppage’s claims, services in a market economy are fundamentally dependent on the ownership of property—both physical and intellectual—not somehow untethered from it. The Hank Reardens of the world, the industrial “makers” whom Coppage demeans, continue to play a fundamental role in the economy, and they always will.