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In 1775, a year before the Declaration of Independence was signed, a Harvard professor named Edward Wigglesworth did the math on American... Read More
Conservatives rightly mock the left for its endless alarmism about “global warming.” Whether the latter is a threat or not, the... Read More
The SAVE America Act requiring voter ID still hasn't passed the Senate, as Congress works fewer days and critical deadlines on government... Read More
Earlier this year, the White House Office of Management and Budget posted a new proposed rule: regulation for federal financial assistance... Read More
California’s governing class, and the state’s public unions, should take a page from the comic book that introduced Spider-Man in 1962: Read More
Democratic socialists are enjoying the most political success in urban America in living memory. Candidates who belong to the Democratic... Read More
As one key Democratic member of Congress summarized, “It is hard to imagine a more backwards use of taxpayer money.” Read More
There’s more practical wisdom packed in this one chart than in all the finance textbooks combined. I hope you’ve used it to guide... Read More
In an economy powered to an outsize degree by the spending of the wealthiest Americans, many are starting to wonder if the U.S. stock market... Read More
For nineteen days this June, the United States conducted an unintended experiment in the economics of technology restriction, and the results... Read More
The scholarly class must cease their pretense about the impossibility of “Fed independence.” They want no such thing. Read More
For a man who has been accused of having a short attention span, President Trump has shown unwavering commitment to impose tariffs on... Read More
Writing here, Peter Navarro warns us of a “Great Transshipment Scam” and its web of foreign staging grounds and back doors... Read More
The summer heat is sweltering outside, but indoors it’s way too cold. This is the paradox that afflicts many people in corporate... Read More
Anyone who believes more than tripling the wage floor is good policy has no business making law. Read More
Self-Checkout lanes are under attack. Lawmakers in several states are pushing fines and staffing mandates to limit their use, arguing the... Read More
Trump is eyeing Australia's retirement system as a model for portable retirement accounts that could reshape how millions of Americans save. Read More
Why Trump refuses to slap his name on the one thing he should. Read More
Most of the news I read about academia is negative. According to many commentators, costs have spiraled past the point of reason, public... Read More
I’ve come to expect pushback on my columns from readers who disagree. I enjoy the back-and-forth. Occasionally, however, I encounter a... Read More
As someone who can trace both sides of his family to that once impoverished but wonderful country known as Italy, it’s easy to come to the... Read More
The AI rally has left many deserving stocks out in the cold. Read More
Operating out of a Tokyo high-rise, a military intelligence unit finds the high-tech equipment that Russia needs to wage war. Read More
Review your investment portfolio with this seven-step midyear checklist. Learn how to assess asset allocation, rebalance investments,... Read More
There are reasons to be bullish but it isn't all clear. Read More
Did bonds ever really provide diversification benefits? Read More
It's summer and the weather will be great this weekend. It's the perfect time to host a cookout with enough food to feed ten hungry people.... Read More
The AI buildout is bottlenecked by energy. But America has the electricity to power its data centers; the problem is getting it to them. Read More
Why the catalysts underpinning optimism in Japan are more durable than in past cycles. Read More
A look at how the recent implementation of tariffs has affected small businesses nationally and regionally using the 2025 Small Business... Read More
With a decline of more than 30%, Bitcoin (using the IBIT ETF as a proxy) was the worst performing asset class in the first half of 2026. Read More
You would think AI is a growth story, but it’s showing up in more places than in the obvious “large cap growth”... Read More
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