New York showed a steady hand in its post-9/11 recovery—its present mayor should heed the lessons. Read More
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It is impossible to escape the negativity toward bonds these days. And with good reason, I suppose, since the returns from the asset class... Read More
The US employment report for August hit the wires last Friday, and headline jobs growth blew expectations out of the water. But our interest... Read More
Today's jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics came in stronger than expected, with the U.S. economy adding 162,000 jobs in August.... Read More
Voters haven’t changed their minds about immigration or manufacturing: They want what Trump promised — and what the latest figures show... Read More
Conservatives and libertarians must stop pandering. They’ve long done it with taxes and education, and now they’re doing it with... Read More
Too many await a great wealth transfer. Read More
Financial markets are supposed to provide valuable information about how investors view the economy. However, that signal is clearest when... Read More
We are repeatedly told that the rich hoard all the wealth and income in America and that socialist Europe has a more equal society.... Read More
n their new book, Austrian Economics: An Introduction, Christopher Coyne and Abigail Hall, both professors of economics, offer a concise,... Read More
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is approaching the end of eight years in office. It’s a good time to put away the campaign... Read More
Small business owners in New York sued the Mamdani regime for using taxpayer dollars to compete against them, threatening the American Dream. Read More
The empty husks of malls litter American suburbia, and reformers from Tallahassee to Olympia, Washington, have put a lot of stock into a... Read More
America's debate over water is becoming a familiar story, unfortunately, its a horror story. Competing interests take legitimate concerns and... Read More
How much would a 0.25% hike really matter? Read More
They have been but the higher rates go the less likely that remains true. Read More
What can the UK government learn from British Airways' handling of the Avios programme? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Read More
Trump is reaching for a more drastic trade war weapon, with new threats to shut foreign goods out of the U.S. altogether. Read More
Were millennials doomed to be period of lower stock market returns? Read More
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Why I moved from hold to hike ahead of the Fed's September meeting. Read More
The evidence for a hot economy keeps racking up. Read More
Employment fell in cities where ICE enforcement surged in 2025, with no signs of recovery so far, Marcela Escobari and co-authors find. Read More
A look at the fall of dollar assets in global official foreign exchange reserves and how it reflects the actions of a handful of large... Read More

You finally did it. You opened the brokerage account. You bought your first shares. Maybe you picked a few companies you actually know. Maybe you went the boring-and-responsible route and bought an index fund. Congratulations. You're officially an investor. Well… sort of. Because here's the part nobody tells you when you're downloading the app, watching the little green numbers bounce aroun... Read More
On the last day of August, Washington officials released two reports related to the quest for American energy dominance. The first is a White House fact sheet detailing a major partnership between the United States and the Venezuelan oil industry. The second, a report to Congress prepared at the request of Energy Secretary Chris Wright by the advisory National Petroleum Council, is a call to actio... Read More