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Scott Winship counters a popular misconception about the American middle class. It’s a common refrain: The middle class is hollowing out; Americans overall are increasingly falling short financially while a…
Craig McCarthy, Matthew Fischetti, and Vaughn Golden write for the New York Post about the socialist mayor’s latest bad idea. Mayor Zohran Mamdani is floating an extreme new proposal to…
Sarah Arnold writes for Townhall.com about former President Donald Trump’s response to criticism of his recent debate performance. Former President Donald Trump responded perfectly to people accusing him of being…
Christopher Jacobs of the Federalist explains why President Biden’s proposed budget would mean bad news for America’s middle class. President Joe Biden’s recent budget for fiscal year 2024 comes with…
Adam Coleman writes for Newsweek about one consequence of Democrats’ attack on middle-class values. At the peak of the Critical Race Theory controversy in June of 2021, I was invited…
Nat Malkus of the American Enterprise Institute gauges public support for educating students about the success sequence. Young people who graduate from high school, get a job, and get married…
Jeffrey Folks writes at the American Thinker about serious flaws in the Biden administration’s plans. The New York Times headlined a recent article, “Biden’s $6 trillion budget aims for path…
Zoe Callaway warns National Review Online readers about the potential impact of turning over the federal governments’ reins to Delaware Democrat Joe Biden. At the Democratic National Convention, presidential hopeful…
The U.S. Census Bureau recently released its report on health insurance coverage for 2018. The total number of individuals without health insurance increased from 2017 to 2018. Many media pundits…
Matthew Klein of Barron’s explores the government-mandated minimum wage’s impact on the middle class. [N]ew research from Peter Harasztosi of the European Commission and Attila Lindner of University College London…
I don’t agree with Nick Hanauer’s argument that the United States has a “rigged the economy in favor of wealthy people,” but Better Schools Won’t Fix America is right about…
Andrew Tonsing argues in a Federalist column that it’s “misguided and dangerous” to pine for the days when a person could spend his entire working career with one job. In…