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In a Gallup poll released this week, American support for capitalism reached its lowest point since the survey began, with only 54% having a... Read More
The new jobs reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics paint an astonishingly bleak picture of the Trump economy. The nation... Read More
Some perspective on some backward-looking labor data. Read More
Republicans historically opposed raising taxes to balance budgets, but many now support tariffs as deficit solutions despite longstanding... Read More
More than 15 years ago, President Barack Obama decided that America’s automakers were too important to die, and he used government... Read More
Americans consumed just as much Arab oil during the 1973 OPEC “embargo” as they did before it. By some accounts, they consumed... Read More
Conservative critics of renewable energy keep claiming that solar and wind are useless at night and during calm skies. That’s not even... Read More
How many more can it stand before it breaks? Read More
The ballooning costs of buying a home have put homeownership out of reach for many Americans for quite some time, and last week the White... Read More
What cities get right and wrong about tackling empty houses. Read More
We don't see much bipartisan agreement in Congress these days, which makes a news conference on Sept. 3 about U.S. House... Read More
As someone who grew up going to Cracker Barrel on road trips, I, along with millions of Americans, heaved a sigh of relief when I heard the... Read More
France is stuck between high taxes and high public spending. Uncontrollable deficits and political deadlock are the result. Read More
People have always been envious, prejudiced and holding grudges. Human nature has not changed. Yet, what sheds light on the timing of... Read More
Sunlight is the optimum disinfectant. Read More
Advanced manufacturing is particularly reliant on imported inputs and equipment. Read More
The strike on an alleged drug smuggling boat that killed 11 people was criminal and impeachable. Read More
Patience, discipline, integrity, and education. Read More
Math can only get you so far. Read More
The effort to keep schools safe from mass shooters has ballooned into a multibillion-dollar industry. Companies are selling school districts... Read More
We must continue to be that beacon of freedom around the world. Read More
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Mr. Market joins the FOMC. Discover why market forces—not just central banks—shape inflation, interest rates, and the economy’s... Read More
Our chart book—available here—documents the extreme AI concentration within the S&P 500’s market cap, returns, earnings... Read More
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