Tuesday, September 15
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From food trucks to farmers’ markets and beyond, entrepreneurs — not policymakers — are finding new ways to feed people, create value,... Read More
Gen Z has been told, since they consumed hours of Baby Einstein, that if they worked hard in school, violin lessons, travel soccer, and Model... Read More
I expect Paramount-Warner to prevail in a full court trial, given no convincing evidence of competitive harm to the industry. Read more on... Read More
Steve Hilton proposes creating OFF, Office of Fun and Freedom, to slash California red tape blocking nightlife, block parties and more. Read More
Sometimes the house doesn’t win. Read More
The United States spends an enormous amount of money on interest, the world’s largest military and programs for seniors. Does that mean... Read More
I spent my whole day today trying to save a $200 Chromebook. When I think about the hourly rate, it really wasn’t the best use of my time.... Read More
Whenever people say, 'Oh, well, the Treasury Secretary is taking a risk,' well, it's my dream. I have asymmetric information. I am the house... Read More
Investors on Wall Street and observers of the Federal Reserve in Washington largely expect the central bank to raise interest rates when it... Read More
Stocks slumped this week, with the S&P 500 index falling about 0.7%, the Nasdaq Composite slipping 0.5%, and the Dow Jones Industrial... Read More
When liberals imagine the kind of candidate who can win Republican votes, they probably conjure up someone magnetic and prophetic —... Read More
“I also remember 9/11. Every sense at the time recognized the magnitude of the event and also that the U.S., with so much money in its... Read More
Last week, the Trump administration floated the idea of redirecting federal child-care aid so low-income married stay-at-home parents could... Read More
In January 1971, Richard Nixon infamously quipped, “I am now a Keynesian in economics”. That spirit is now being channeled by JD... Read More
A study finds that businesses that resisted Trump's anti-diversity pressure paid no price. Are the law firms and universities that... Read More
Trump economy shows strong jobs report and rising wages, but the GOP needs Reagan's optimism playbook to win the midterms, not just... Read More
Donald Trump’s $5,000 “dividend” proposal to every U.S. adult should be taken seriously, not because the arithmetic has been worked... Read More
Leftist media are desperate to blame Trump, as usual. But look at what they said just a couple of years ago. Read More
America is entering another power-building cycle. After roughly 15 years of nearly flat electricity use, U.S. demand grew an average of 2.1%... Read More
Mason B. Williams’s "City of Fortune" castigates the city’s supposed neoliberal austerity—but offers no credible alternative path. Read More
Federal officials shut down 270 commercial driver training schools last week. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the move in... Read More
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Let’s hope that future historians do not look back at the Anthropic IPO and see it as marking the beginning of the collapse of human... Read More
There is one central truth in finance and in life: there is no reward without risking loss. Read More
It’s not the news that matters. It’s how the market digests and reacts to the news that is so important. And that’s where... Read More
Congress is in total disarray over how to regulate AI, with some lawmakers complaining that their colleagues don't understand the technology. Read More
The Fed is likely to raise rates on Wednesday. Here's what a hike can do, what it can't, and why the explanation matters as much as the... Read More
Breadth is negative but a majoriy of stocks are still above their 200 day MA. Read More
How to avoid the dividend aristocrat trap and find reliable income stocks. Read More
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