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Trump has issued more than 140 executive orders since taking office. Congress has sent him five bills. Read More
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"Macroeconomics” purpports to break “economies” down to cities, states, and countries. Remember this as economists react... Read More
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Quite a stretch. Read More
What more is it going to take before Congress realizes that the scandals of congressional insider trading are not going away. The public... Read More
After over six decades at the helm of Berkshire Hathaway, the end of this year marks the finale: Investment legend Warren Buffett is stepping... Read More
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On April 23, 2025, I attended the Goldman Sachs shareholder meeting as a representative of the National Center for Public Policy... Read More
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The right and left have met Read More
Debunking populists myths about free market capitalism. Read More
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Bill McBride is on recession watch but not calling for one yet. Read More
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Spiking imports masked a healthy private sector. Read More
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