Jon Miltimore

Jonathan Miltimore is the Managing Editor of FEE.org. His writing/reporting has been the subject of articles in TIME magazine, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Forbes, Fox News, and the Star Tribune.Bylines: Newsweek, The Washington Times, MSN.com, The Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller, The Federalist, the Epoch Times.He previously served in editorial roles at The History Channel magazine, Intellectual Takeout, and Scout. He is an alumni of the Institute for Humane Studies journalism program, a former reporter for the Panama City News Herald, and served as an intern in the speechwriting department of George W. Bush.

Opinion
Jon MiltimoreApril 1, 2021
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New Hampshire Senate Votes against Having a State Minimum Wage
The latest effort to increase the minimum wage at the state level died recently in the New Hampshire Senate. “New…
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World News
Jon MiltimoreMarch 31, 2021
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Sweden Saw Lower Mortality Rate Than Most of Europe in 2020, Despite No Lockdown
Few people in 2020 came under more heat than Anders Tegnell, Sweden’s top epidemiologist. But the man who forged Sweden’s…
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In The News
Jon MiltimoreMarch 30, 2021
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Texas Hits Record Low COVID Cases, 3 Weeks After Lifting All Pandemic Restrictions
On March 2, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced he was lifting all government restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of…
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Opinion
Jon MiltimoreMarch 23, 2021
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Americans Are Wildly Misinformed about the Risk of Hospitalization from COVID-19, Survey Shows. Here’s Why
A recent survey found that more than one-third of Americans overestimate by as much as a factor of ten the…
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Money & The Economy
Jon MiltimoreMarch 19, 2021
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What They Don’t Want You to Know: How a Teacher Went from Making $60k a Year to $336k
The American marketer and venture capitalist Guy Kawasaki once observed that the best way to make money is by making…
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Jon MiltimoreMarch 18, 2021
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Reuters: Cash ‘Disappearing’ in Venezuela Despite Hyperinflation
The lines snake outside the state-owned banks of Caracas virtually every day as Venezuelans wait to withdraw cash. “We are…
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Opinion
Jon MiltimoreMarch 16, 2021
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Media Are (Finally) Starting to Reconsider Florida’s Pandemic Strategy
In July, Adam Weinstein of The New Republic wrote that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was leading Americans “on a Death…
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Jon MiltimoreMarch 13, 2021
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Target Announces It’s Abandoning Its Minneapolis Headquarters. Here’s Why It’s No Surprise
Target Corporation, the eighth largest retailer in the United States, announced in an email to employees on Thursday that it…
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Opinion
Jon MiltimoreMarch 12, 2021
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Rent Control Is Making a Comeback in US Cities – Even as It Proves a Disaster in Europe
Theresa Dolata’s voice broke when she urged Minneapolis city leaders to support amendments that would give council members the authority…
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Jon MiltimoreFebruary 26, 2021
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COVID Aid Bill Would Pay Federal Employees $1400 a Week if Kids Are Out of School
With thousands of schools still closed or partially closed across the country, millions of American families are struggling to find…
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Jon MiltimoreFebruary 25, 2021
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Cuomo’s Controversial COVID Policy Linked to Higher Nursing Home Deaths, Study Finds
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s controversial early pandemic policy forcing nursing homes to accept COVID-19-positive patients continues to draw scrutiny.…
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Jon MiltimoreFebruary 16, 2021
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Bloomberg: Venezuela Turns to Privatization After Being Bankrupted by Socialism
Early in 2007, after winning a second six-year term as president, Hugo Chávez announced his plan to nationalize Venezuela’s largest…
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Opinion
Jon MiltimoreFebruary 13, 2021
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The New York Times Finally Discovers the Unintended Consequences of ‘Hygiene Theater’
The New York Times published an article on Friday under a simple headline: “Covid Absolutism.” The article opens by noting…
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Opinion
Jon MiltimoreFebruary 12, 2021
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Paul Krugman’s Hilarious 2015 Bitcoin Prediction and the Value of Intellectual Humility
In 1998, Paul Krugman predicted that by 2005 it would be clear that “the Internet’s impact on the economy has…
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Money & The Economy
Jon MiltimoreFebruary 5, 2021
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Bloomberg Article Misleads by Omitting Key Detail about Economists Surveyed on $15 Minimum Wage
Bloomberg News recently ran a profile of Arin Dube, a Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. The…
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