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In the face of President Trump’s tariffs, the U.S. economy is proving resilient but hardly remarkable. Spending more on industrial... Read More
At heart, I’m a confederate. Rather than centralizing power in omnipotent institutions, I favor a confederation of smaller... Read More
Watch out for individuals so willing to say anything to attain status and rank. Read More
The era of federal support for an energy transition, supposed to last a decade under the Inflation Reduction Act, will mostly come to a... Read More
It’s a simple way to save millions of lives. Read More
The radical Left and the Biden administration treated climate policy not as an energy or environmental strategy, but as a political... Read More
The 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley offers lessons on maintaining success, as the resort struggled to sustain Olympic momentum after its... Read More
RiskHedge—Disruption Research, Disruptive Technology Stocks—RiskHedge helps investors profit from disruption by providing research on the... Read More
The private sector is already stepping up to bring cheaper groceries to a low-income “food desert” in a Bronx housing project. Smart city... Read More
The Trump administration’s cuts to federally funded R&D; its war on higher education; and its aggression toward immigrants are... Read More
Energy is essential for prosperity, especially in the AI era. Discover America's energy landscape. Read More
Human beings learn through books, experiences, formal education or, most often, a combination of all three. Leaders and managers frequently... Read More
France observed its national holiday this week, just 10 days after the “Big Beautiful Bill” raised the U.S. national debt ceiling... Read More
Wall Street isn’t just worried about inflation—it’s worried about Washington. And so are bondholders. Despite inflation... Read More
The vulnerable Maine Republican is the chief Senate appropriator. Her colleagues may have put a deal with Democrats to fund the government... Read More
The Texas Sunset Commission could be a model for the federal government's long-term efforts to reduce wasteful spending. Read More
There’s no sign in the data that foreign investors are fleeing. Read More
An unfortunately popular myth peddled by populists on both the left and right is that America has been in steady decline since the... Read More
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Taxes spur unproductive activities to avoid the tax. Read More
New technologies are paving the way for the fully autonomous farm. Read More
Stocks are shrugging off bad news. Some analysts warn against complacency. Read More
That would be defamatory to emerging markets. Read More
The outlook for the S&P 500's dividends in the current and remaining quarters of 2025 improved in the month since we presented... Read More
A natural question for many investors: how many stocks should I actually own in my portfolio? Too many stocks, and you might be leaving... Read More
But they still seem misplaced to us. Read More
Has the storm passed or is the eye of a hurricane? Read More
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Wall Street isn’t just worried about inflation—it’s worried about Washington. And so are bondholders. Despite inflation cooling and unemployment staying low, long-term interest rates remain unusually high. The yield on the 10-year Treasury has hovered above 4% for months—its highest sustained level in over a decade. What’s driving this stubborn resistance to lower rat... Read More
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