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Life on Jan. 9, 2020, was interesting for Joshua Helmer. At 31, he was midway through his second year as CEO of the Erie Art Museum in... Read More
The city has been under siege from drones and missiles Read More
RiskHedge—Disruption Research, Disruptive Technology Stocks—RiskHedge helps investors profit from disruption by providing research on the... Read More
In holding rates steady, Jerome Powell—the worst Fed Chair since Arthur Burns—has once again let his anti-Trump animus cloud his... Read More
When bad things happen to stocks, good things can happen for options investors. Read More
The great Andy Kessler says it’s “crazy” that California imports oil extracted in Iraq. Or maybe not. As Kessler knows... Read More
As a candidate, Donald Trump called the economy under President Joe Biden a “nightmare.” As president, he says the United States... Read More
Lawmakers in Congress are attempting to test whether the U.S. Code and the bureaucrats who interpret and enforce it can substitute... Read More
It’s way past time for Democrats to wake up and regain the allegiance of financially strapped middle Americans who deserted the party... Read More
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Andrew Ferguson has found a novel use for consumer protection laws: violating the First Amendment rights... Read More
President Donald Trump recently waived the Jones Act, which neatly embodies the failures of protectionism. Read More
The old adage goes: “Two heads are better than one.” That likely is true when the two heads agree with one another. But... Read More
"Tax the Rich" is a popular mantra, but that relies on others to change the tax code. While you wait, experts suggest you take the tax code... Read More
Which is saying something. Read More
Even if Albany gives the nod, the mayor’s plans may face an uphill battle. Read More
The price of a barrel of oil in Oman - which exports from ports outside Hormuz - hit $173.24 Tuesday. Read More
Two Decades of Excess Investment is Trapped in Private Markets Read More
“If everybody is thinking alike, then somebody isn’t thinking.” General Patton Read More
Investors: Be wary of trends that dominate headlines and then emerge as the target of a new ETF. Read More
Some climate activists want a meat-free future. The science says otherwise. Read More
Small improvements in the rate at which science produces ideas could raise living standards for decades. Read More
A bipartisan effort to expand housing supply could end up discouraging the investment needed to build it. Read More
Oil prices jumped 30%, but is a recession certain? We use 70 years of data and the PTLEI to analyze if the current oil momentum has reached... Read More
This is not just an energy crisis. Read More
Strong inflows propelled by continued demand for taxable‑bond funds. Read More
New and existing homeowners live in different worlds Read More
A hypothetical portfolio of the largest active US stock funds’ collective holdings would have beaten the funds themselves. Read More
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In the book When We Are Free, an anthology published by Northwood University Press with a foreword by Milton Friedman, economic historian Dr. Lawrence W. Reed contributed a chapter titled The Fall of Rome and Modern Parallels.Reed examines how the Roman Empire collapsed and draws striking comparisons to the fiscal habits of modern governments. His warning is worth revisiting today. In th... Read More
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