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Mandates and massive subsidies cannot summon into being a world without fossil fuels. Read More
Explore the nuances of Joe Biden's energy policy, from navigating climate concerns to prioritizing voter interests. Read More
Once again, the actual science disproves The Science™. And once again, we’ll get no acknowledgment of it or apologies for the billions of... Read More
The current Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has dedicated itself to indulging the obsessions and idiosyncrasies of a certain type of... Read More
If you pay New York state taxes, you’re paying top dollar and getting bupkis. Read More
Congress has a lot on its plate before it takes yet another recess, with a host of spending and budget items to push through. One... Read More
The IMF acknowledges what stocks have already priced in—and signifies low expectations from here. Read More
People are smirking about DJT plummeting. But Trump isn't losing his shirt — far from it. Read More
In mid-2015, announcing his candidacy for president of the United States, Donald Trump declared that he would “be the... Read More
The bad economic news Americans saw last week is not something the Biden White House can easily spin their way out of. Still, with the help... Read More
In the article, “Attacks on Pharmacy Benefits Managers Won’t Reduce Drug Prices,” Ike Brannon pleads with the reader... Read More
The real story behind the public broadcaster’s woes. Read More
In his excellent new memoir, Never Say You Had a Lucky Life (review coming soon), Joseph Epstein writes of a Harvard economics professor by... Read More
Some workers don’t want the “help” that California lawmakers believe they need. Read More
The ridiculous “equal pay” debate about the WNBA coming from some Democrats raises an awkward question when it comes to their view of... Read More
I am going to do something very dangerous today. I am going to touch on one of the most controversial topics in current politics. I am going... Read More
Earlier today, the White House called on the US Trade Representative to “consider” tripling the existing Section 301... Read More
A simple analysis shows that Robert Shiller’s cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio changed in the 1990s and that mean-reversion... Read More
These companies stand out from the competition and can be good places to invest your money long-term. Read More
Renewables can't meet the rising demand for power from AI and data centers. Read More
Higher housing costs are cutting into the savings of people who leave New York for Florida and Texas. Read More
We may or may not be entering a new era in which interest rates and inflation are persistently higher than in the recent past. But... Read More
Among wonkish tax topics, perhaps the most controversial is the treatment of parents—depending on whether they’re single or married and... Read More
LPL Research highlights the technical setup for stocks and bonds, and explores historical market drawdowns. Read More
Actual leading inflation indicators help put March’s uptick—and rate cut chatter—in context. Read More
Social Security’s deepening funding shortfalls are driving the system’s trust fund to within a decade from insolvency, which would mean... Read More
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While Biden and Trump both say they support Social Security and Medicare, their approach to each has been different.... Read More
Most political observers would say there is little difference between Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and her predecessor, the late Edward Kennedy. Like Senator Kennedy, Senator Warren is a leader of the progressive wing of the Democratic party, and as such plays a major role in setting the legislative agenda for progressives both in Congress and in the larger policy community. Ho... Read More
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