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The family roots of Ayn Rand’s unyielding vision Alexandra Popoff’s biography follows the author of “Atlas Shrugged” and “The Fountainhead” from her formative years in Russia to ...

In his Jan. 31 op-ed, “The Ayn Rand Contradiction,” Rainer Zitelmann writes: “Her cultural significance comes not from her powers of rationality but rather her appeals to morals and emotions ...

Another graduate of Leningrad State University, Alisa Rosenbaum—better known by her nom de plume Ayn Rand—foresaw and condemned the philosophical underpinnings of Putin's war in Ukraine.

Today marks the birthdate of Alisa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum, best known to the world as Ayn Rand. A tenacious champion of capitalism and limited government, Rand provokes strong reactions from her ...

The future Ayn Rand’s survival and eventual rise to prosperity and fame were as much results of a diversity of options and lucky breaks as any superhuman qualities like the ones espoused in her ...

"Megalopolis" and "The Brutalist" are both engaged with Ayn Rand's vision of the architect as Great Man (and the Objectivism that followed).

Today marks the birthdate of Alisa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum, best known to the world as Ayn Rand. A tenacious champion of capitalism and limited government, Rand provokes strong reactions from her ...

Today marks the birthdate of Alisa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum, best known to the world as Ayn Rand. A tenacious champion of capitalism and limited government, Rand provokes strong reactions from her ...

Behind Many Powerful Men, One Will Find the Work of Ayn Rand — Even to This Day One of the best features of Alexandra Popoff’s short biography of the writer is that she never quite leaves Rand’s ...

Memes are a threat to the US financial system, according to a Pentagon-sponsored report from the RAND Corporation.

Here Rand cited the relative absence of global war in the 19 th century. With her eyes on history, Rand confidently skewered the enemies of free trade in her day and praised its expansion.