BOARDMAN, Ohio — The phone on the reception desk at the Mahoning County Republican Party headquarters rang again, and Henry Nickel... Read More
I first met Pauline Lee, a renter in San Francisco and a half-century-long resident of the city, over the phone. She charmed me with her... Read More
A hospital in Holmes County, Ohio, recruits a physician. The offer is accepted. Then the doctor spends weeks looking for a house, finds... Read More
After decades of research, US scientists may finally be closing in on new ways to fight Alzheimer’s. But even the most promising... Read More
Development policy needs a sturdier foundation than GDP growth. Read More
A new study by Hoover Institution scholars Ben Jaros and Joshua Rauh published by the prestigious National Bureau of Economic Research finds... Read More
The AI trade hit some turbulence last week as concerns emerged about the growth rate of the industry. The technology sector ETF (XLK) lost... Read More
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As California’s proposed wealth tax heads to the polls, many exhausted taxpayers may be wondering why the amount... Read More
The billionaires' attack on California's wealth tax initiative shows why it's needed. Read More
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A con man will look you straight in the face and tell you his con with a straight face. As President Trump jet-sets on a non-stop tour to... Read More
The Washington Post and others reported this weekend that real wages for average Americans have been flat under Trump, and therefore the... Read More
Will lawmakers ever see the light? Read More
In a special episode of “Get Real” this week, host David DesRosiers speaks to the former publisher of Forbes magazine, Jeff... Read More
The IRS is months behind on releasing data that would show how changes in the GOP’s signature law played out in this year’s tax filings. Read More
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As the Supreme Court considers whether federal law preempts state climate lawsuits, Congress and the Courts should consider more serious... Read More
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By needlessly politicizing air traffic control, both parties unwittingly make the case for privatization. Read More
Dollar hegemony will decline but we're a long way from a replacement Read More
Trading for fun and profit. Read More
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Progressives are focused on the wrong tax loophole. Read More
When to expect lower stock market returns. Read More
John Ternus isn't trying to be Steve Jobs or Tim Cook. Read More
Employers face another double digit premium increase in 2027. Read More
Over earning, yes, but not a bubble Read More
Charts of the week. Read More
Hot PPI points to further pressure on consumer prices. Read More
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Higher interest rates have not slowed the data center buildout. Read More

I recently visited Uruguay. It’s full of surprises. It’s the richest state in Latin America, without any - even superficially - held religious beliefs, in a Catholic-dominated continent. There is no Christmas. In Uruguay, Christmas is called “Family Day.” There is no Easter either – the dates are called “Tourist Week.” Even though the popu... Read More
The AI trade hit some turbulence last week as concerns emerged about the growth rate of the industry. The technology sector ETF (XLK) lost 7.7% last week and... Read More