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Inflation Could Be ‘Higher And More Persistent’ Than Expected, Federal Reserve Says
The Federal Reserve admitted Wednesday that inflation could increase quicker and for longer than the central bank has projected in…
Read More »Despite ‘Delta’ Alarmism, US COVID Deaths Are at Lowest Level Since March 2020, Harvard and Stanford Professors Explain
If you judged the US’s current COVID-19 situation only by the headlines, you’d come away thinking that we’re spiraling back…
Read More »Disabled Mother Wins Legal Fight to Keep Family Home From Property Tax Collectors
After Mary Ann Dupere had a stroke in 2010, her daughter, Tina, became her caretaker in the family’s Dartmouth, Massachusetts…
Read More »Marxist Student Group Demands Abolition of Hayek Society at London School of Economics
“Wherever books are burned,” wrote the German journalist and poet Heinrich Heine, “men in the end will also burn.” He…
Read More »Why the Middle Class Should Start Paying Attention to the Death Tax
There are more millionaires now in American history than there were in 1910. Unfortunately, this isn’t a totally good thing.…
Read More »Biden’s Wrong Again: His Massive Infrastructure Plan Will Increase Inflation
During his recent, somewhat confusing CNN town hall, President Biden claimed that his multi-trillion dollar infrastructure spending packages will “reduce inflation.” Unfortunately…
Read More »How Profits Created the Prosperity We Enjoy Today
Practically every item we engage with daily (our car, cell phone, food, clothes, tooth brush, etc.) was produced by people…
Read More »POLL: More Than Half Of Americans Say Biden’s Economy Is In Poor Shape
More than half of Americans say President Joe Biden’s economy isn’t in good shape, according to an AP-NORC poll released…
Read More »Can Socialism Ever Be ‘Democratic’? Here’s What Bernie Sanders Gets Wrong.
Over the past few weeks, massive anti-government protests have been raging across Cuba. In response, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said…
Read More »The Case Against Antitrust: No, Facebook and Twitter Are Not Monopolies
Conservative antipathy towards “Big Tech” is nothing new—and in the wake of Facebook’s decision to uphold their ban of former…
Read More »How Food Stamps Are Like Broken Windows
“We must remember for every dollar spent by a SNAP recipient, the economy is stimulated by $1.50.” This line was…
Read More »Biden’s Economy is Hurting Low and Middle-Income Families the Most
The Biden administration is either intentionally causing prices to rise or is cluelessly making it happen. Either way, the massive…
Read More »Hamilton, The Musical, Will Be Getting At Least $30 Million in Federal Aid. Hamilton, The Man, Is Partly to Blame.
The past year and a half has been a trying time for the theater industry. Though auditoriums around the country…
Read More »Mercedes Will Only Sell Electric Vehicles By End Of Decade
German automaker Mercedes-Benz announced it will begin aggressively producing electric vehicles by 2025 and exclusively offer electric options by the…
Read More »How Taxpayers End Up Paying Off the Insane Tuition Costs of Grad Programs at Elite Colleges
“Columbia and other wealthy universities steer master’s students to federal loans that can exceed $250,000. After graduation, many learn the…
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