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Michael Strain of the American Enterprise Institute explains his concerns about a recent Trump administration action. During the 2008 financial crisis, the US government spent and risked taxpayer dollars to…
Stephen Moore writes at Townhall.com about the latest regulatory mischief in the Old World. Envy is an ugly thing — one of the seven deadly sins. Europeans have long been…
Stephen Moore and Phil Kerpen write for the New York Post about another poor decision from the Biden-Harris administration. Well, ladies and gentlemen: the chips are down — literally and…
Preston Cooper writes for the Martin Center about an “unhealthy mix” involving college student loans. Parent PLUS is not typically the loan program making headlines when student loans are in…
Roy Cordato takes issue with President Trump’s protectionist tariffs. Who will pay? There are several ways, direct and indirect, that American consumers will pay this tax. The first is the…
President Trump announced this week that he intends to place heavy tariffs on two brands of imported washing machines, LG and Samsung, and on imported solar panels and other solar…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online offers food for thought for shoppers scrambling to find last-minute Christmas gifts. I’ve been to the Taj Mahal, Mount Rushmore, and St. Paul Outside…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online explores the role of private actors in restoring power after Hurricane Matthew. [A]ll those high winds and overturned trees produce a second, often more…
I HATE SURVEYS. The reason is, the questions normally don’t fit reality, and so I have to keep requesting new questions or lie. Today, for example, I was asked how…
Rich Karlgaard of Forbes focuses his latest magazine column on the opportunities linked to projected population growth in cities around the globe. THE UN SAYS the global population will reach…
Victor Davis Hanson argues in his latest National Review Online column that the Obama administration’s actions have marked an abrupt change after more than 60 years of relatively consistent post-World…
Simple: As, the New York Times reports from SXSW in Austin, sell out: At this year’s festival, historically a place of artistic idiosyncrasy, music labels were an afterthought and big…