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he insolvency dates for the Social Security and Medicare trust funds used to be far-off events. Politicians did little to forestall them when... Read More
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If the government confiscated every dollar made over $500,000, we'd still have a deficit. Read More
An overview of employment in the US. Read More
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Photo: Paper Trident / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images Americans have been moving from high-tax states to low-tax states for a... Read More

he insolvency dates for the Social Security and Medicare trust funds used to be far-off events. Politicians did little to forestall them when they felt like abstract possibilities. Now, they’re right around the corner.... Read More
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