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James Lynch writes for National Review Online about the expansion of a congressional probe into Jeffrey Epstein. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R., Ky.) is stepping up his scrutiny…
Rick Moran writes at PJMedia.com about the likelihood of more disappointing economic news this week. Politico calls the coming avalanche of bad economic news a “Category 5 storm.” Indeed, the…
At the height of the pandemic and Gov. Cooper’s draconian shutdown of North Carolina’s economy, finding a store with toilet paper on the shelf was cause for celebration. The supply…
Randall Forsyth of Barron’s tallies the toll of trade disputes led by President Trump. The tab for tariffs continues to rise, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average shedding another 3%…
The Washington Examiner deserves credit for the alliteration in this blog entry’s headline. James Langford writes for the Examiner about a growing concern among some leaders of corporate America. That…
Michael Walsh writes at PJMedia.com about the potential long-term impact of recent mainstream media mistakes. Ever since postwar American journalism sacrificed its soul on the altar of celebrity sometime in…
CNN reports that: A court in central China on Wednesday ruled against a gay couple in the country’s first same-sex marriage lawsuit, dealing a blow to a nascent but increasingly…
You’ve heard it here and here and here and here and here and here – solar subsidies and mandates are a bad deal. And again today from Rupert Darwell in…
The latest Bloomberg Businessweek offers this over-the-top headline: “The 23-Year-Olds Will Save America.” (The online version here comes with a different take on that theme.) Despite the exaggeration, the article…
Those who buy into President Obama’s idea of subsidizing a “green economy” into existence ought to read this excerpt from a Bloomberg Businessweek interview with Sebastian Piñera, president of Chile.…
John Hood has warned us that North Carolina faces a significant challenge in meeting its long-term pension obligations. At least we can console ourselves that we’re not China. The latest…
George, In an ironic twist of timing, part of the scaffolding fell today at the Deutsche Bank building and injured a firefighter.