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Seven out of 10 Californians believe they are overtaxed, and the tax hikes just keep coming. Read More
Tariffs aren’t an economic positive, but they won’t reignite hot inflation. Read More
We know that our Hotline readers have many divergent opinions of the 6-3 Supreme Court decision against President Trump’s tariffs.... Read More
Learning Resources reaffirms that taxation is Congress's responsibility, and declaring “emergency!” does not rewrite the separation of... Read More
Americans are told that high medical costs are inevitable. Medicine is complex. Technology advances. The population is aging. Saving lives,... Read More
Poland was pivotal to the fall of Communism in Europe. The Solidarity protests in the 1980s gave hope that political change was possible,... Read More
The stock market’s wall of worry remains intact. Let’s kick these “buts.” Read More
What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet. - Romeo and Juliet, Act II, Scene II The Supreme Court... Read More
The latest Conference Board Consumer Confidence report points to an important inflection point: consumer expectations are starting to align... Read More
After getting engaged in 2023, Ashlan and Kai McDaniel heard the same advice from both sets of their home-owning parents: Stop renting and... Read More
Scholars at Brookings, Cato, Hoover, along with pundits adjacent to the prominent locales of thought, have been promising a... Read More
With the depletion of the Social Security trust fund on the horizon, policymakers would do well to pay attention to a new collection on... Read More
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When the president threatened Netflix with “consequences,” it wasn’t just posturing or hollow rhetoric. Read More
The business of America is mainly business, according to the aphorism attributed to President Calvin Coolidge. That was over a century ago,... Read More
A new survey of executives suggests not Read More
If a business is successful enough, it will inevitably be accused of breaking every rule under the sun. For the past few decades, American... Read More
The smartest investment? A library of the best minds in the business. Read More
Blue-state governance has transformed this once-booming state into an economic and demographic laggard. Read More
President Trump could lower costs quickly if he would follow through on his campaign promise to put a 10% cap on credit card interest rates. Read More
This week, the Trump administration appointed a new antitrust chief, Omeed Assefi. While cable news talking heads continue... Read More
The dollar’s slide last year looks less like a sudden break and more like the culmination of pressures that have been gathering for a... Read More
Attorneys for the Trump administration even admitted that Section 122 can't be applied to address trade deficits. Trump is now trying to do... Read More
What happens to the housing market as baby boomers die off? Read More
I have a typology and it includes cows. Read More
There's never been a better time to be a crook. Read More
We used to build things. Today, the state is hampered by red tape and veto points. Read More
The ridiculous policy has taken on a life of its own. Read More
The Constellation Brands we know today began taking shape in 2013, but its true roots date back almost a century. Read More
Rising needs for elder care put a heavy burden on older Americans, on their families and on the public budget. Read More
The US is experiencing near-historic underperformance relative to the rest of the world so far this year Read More
The Supreme Court strikes down the president’s use of IEEPA to implement tariffs. Read More
Individual sectors of the economy can be in distress while the rest remain fine. Read More
What are tariffs and who really pays them? Learn the five primary ways tariffs impact American consumers, businesses, inflation, and... Read More
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