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Editors at Issues and Insights ask what do South Americans know that US voters don’t. By all accounts, socialists and their brethren in the Democratic Party will sweep the upcoming…
As the late Nobel prize-winning economist Friedrich A. Hayek once wrote, all economies are planned. Buying, selling, saving, investing, and all other activities are the result of someone’s plan. As…
For decades, American policymakers have debated how best to reduce poverty. The dominant policy response since 1964 and the launch of the War on Poverty under President Lyndon B. Johnson has been redistribution, expanding government programs designed to transfer…
Nicole Huyer and Camilla Cort write for the Daily Signal about another bad idea from New York City’s mayor. Solving the housing crisis is a bipartisan issue, but the mayor’s…
Editors of National Review Online assess a South American economic success story. “Instead of talking about growth at Chinese rates, the world will soon be talking about growth at Argentine…
Mike Pence and Ed Feulner write in National Affairs about the need for a new focus on basic conservative principles. An existential identity crisis now grips the American right. A…
David Strom writes for HotAir.com about another major change at a leading legacy media outlet. Ruth Marcus is leaving the Washington Post. What a loss. What a loss. Marcus is…
As Thanksgiving approaches, major retailers like Aldi and Walmart are stepping up to offer affordable holiday meals despite inflationary pressures. Both companies have announced significant discounts on traditional Thanksgiving staples,…
Glenn Hubbard writes in National Affairs about an opportunity for free-market supporters to capitalize on President Biden’s failures. The advent of “Bidenomics” has resurrected decades-old debates about the merits of…
John Stossel devotes a Townhall.com column to battling a common myth about capitalism. Capitalism and racism go together? I hear it all the time. “Racism is intricately linked to capitalism,”…
RALEIGH – The John Locke Foundation is proud to announce Mr. Rodney Pitts as its new Board Chair. A seasoned supporter of free markets and longtime board member, Mr. Pitts…
When the plans of central planners don't pan out, their choice is to ratchet up government force, or admit failure. We all know how much politicians don't like admitting failure.