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What a glorious thing the reopening is! After nearly a year of darkening times, the light has begun to dawn, at least in the US. Given... Read More
People started staying at home before the shutdowns were ordered, data shows. Read More
Everyday life barely resembles what it did a year ago. Many of us work differently, save differently and certainly spend... Read More
You've worked hard. You've built a retirement savings balance of $1 million. You're ready to retire. And you want $100,000 a year of... Read More
President Biden has begun repealing many of the administrative actions of his predecessor, in addition to implementing key planks of his own... Read More
QUALIFYING FOR A mortgage in 2021 may be a different process from years past. The coronavirus pandemic has prompted many lenders to... Read More
A swell of individual investors are betting that stocks will go up. That enthusiasm is having a growing influence over the regular stock... Read More
When everyone expects one category to lead, something different usually happens instead. Read More
After winning a national basketball championship at Michigan State, this billionaire turned his father's 12-person mortgage outfit into a... Read More
President Joe Biden can do a lot with executive orders, and much of what he does will unravel Trump's own legacy of using executive powers as... Read More
The Facebook Oversight Board should maintain the ban on the former president. Then Congress should regulate the enormous power the platform... Read More
Some the most important and beneficial achievements of the Trump administration have occurred at the crossroads of antitrust and intellectual... Read More
Jeff Bezos is backing an ancient kind of nuclear fusion. This tech could be more practical than tokamaks. Read More
On January 26, 1995 heavily recruited Rich East (Illinois) High School quarterback Quincy Woods signed a letter of intent to play for John... Read More
The US stock market has entered full-on bananas mode. Read More
What to consider before turning your old home into a rental property Read More
With Donald Trump having departed the White House, many Republicans are suddenly rediscovering the dangers of budget deficits, after four... Read More
The Biden administration seems determined to run the country on the ruinous model of the Golden State. Read More
The Postal Service has to do more than deliver mail if it wants to survive. Read More
Input prices are already rising. Read More
The timing of the tech giant's offer to assist vaccine distribution efforts raises some eyebrows. Read More
In many ways, it appears that the market is disconnected from the current state of the economy and politics. Read More
Joe Biden takes the Presidential oath of office this week in the U.S., marking the end of a long U.S. political contest; a year of political... Read More
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It was the kind of clear, crisp spring day that made people happy they lived in Houston—azaleas in bloom, the landscape aswirl in pink... Read More
By Dr. Steve Sjuggerud “Those deer are going into a rut,” my friend Cactus told me as we drove along the fence line of his ranch... Read More
Among corporate America's biggest worries about a Biden presidency was that he might cave to the left wing of his party and select Elizabeth... Read More
A former Obama administration official is the front-runner to be comptroller of the currency. The prospect has angered groups hoping for more... Read More
President Biden campaigned on a return to normalcy. To his credit, he seems poised to deliver on his promise. Read More
With a flurry of executive orders, Joe Biden shows he's planning to annihilate all memory of the Trump years. Read More
Newly-inaugurated President Biden is likely to take office and push for a flurry of new legislation. Yet while all eyes will be on... Read More
The government has been too slow to enforce antitrust laws. Read More
In the frenzied days after Democrats won control of Congress and the presidency, and rioters inva... Read More
There are some staggering, life-improving and life-saving advances in the billions corporations put to work annually. Read More
Leaders of the World Economic Forum are seeking to implement a Great Reset of capitalism whereby “global stakeholders”... Read More
Among my ambitious New Year’s resolutions, the most difficult is my commitment to kill the oft-repeated claim that the Federal Reserve... Read More
One year ago this month I started running again, something I hadn’t done since the 2013 Rock ‘N Roll Marathon. I also... Read More
The head of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization, or BIO, shares fascinating insights on battling Covid-19, exciting advances being made... Read More
An average of 950 people move to Florida every day, and, per the Miami Report, the majority come from bureaucracy-heavy, high-tax states. Read More
It's not clear how many of President Biden's expected proposals would become law, but it may be better to pay taxes now, when you know the... Read More
The Biden administration should avoid universal approaches to loan forgiveness â?" to avoid massive windfalls to the well-off. Read More
There's a big and welcome effort on the Right to promote pro-family policy. While worries about family cohesion and dropping birthrates are... Read More
THE WORLD OF WORK HAS changed dramatically over the past year due to the need to be socially distant and the resulting employment... Read More
Years ago, when I bought one of my first stocks, its share price dropped several days later. As a newbie investor, I got spooked, so I... Read More
Alongside expansionary monetary policy, government efforts to beat back the effects of the coronavirus––more aptly, the effects... Read More
Paul Katzeff, Investor's Business Daily
You've worked hard. You've built a retirement savings balance of $1 million. You're ready to retire. And you want $100,000 a year of retirement income, including your Social Security benefit. Is that possible without taking on excessive risk?... Read More
John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
On January 26, 1995 heavily recruited Rich East (Illinois) High School quarterback Quincy Woods signed a letter of intent to play for John Robinson and the USC Trojans. Almost 26 years later to the day, Tom Brady quarterbacked the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to the Super Bowl. What a story Brady is. After being taken with the 199th pick in the 2000 draft, and after being picked behind forgotten qbs like ... Read More
Today's Topics
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In the News
- SpaceX Launches a Record 143 Satellites on One Rocket
- Yellen Nomination Sails through Senate Panel; Final Vote Set
- Health Officials Express Concern about Vaccine Supply Crunch
- Davos Ski Resort Eerily Quiet without Economic Talkfest This Year
- ‘We Can’t Wait:’ Administration Fights for $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief
- China Overtakes U.S. as World’s Leading Destination for Foreign Direct Investment
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- Corporate Governance
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Washington, D.C.
- Biden’s Narrow Path to an Infrastructure Dream
- Biden’s Wall Street Backers Face New Threat from Warren
- Yellen Leaves Door Open to Tax Increase on Wealthy Americans
- Outlook Darkens for Wall Street as Biden’s Regulators Take Shape
- Biden Poised to Break with Brown, Progressives in Picking Top Bank Cop
- Democrats Frustrated as Fight over Filibuster Stalls Power-Sharing Agreement in Senate
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Corporate News
- A Record Pace for SPACs
- Jack Ma Emerges for First Time Since Ant, Alibaba Crackdown
- Citigroup to Cut Bonuses for Top Executives After U.S. Reprimand
- Tesla Delivers Its First Shanghai-Made Model Y Crossovers in China
- Not Company Earnings, but Vaccines Now Steering Investor Sentiment
- Chinese Telecom Carriers Ask NYSE to Make Another U-Turn on Delisting
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RealClearMarkets Originals
- U.S. Citizens Don't Require a Government Issued Credit Score
- It's Truly Scandalous That Some View Judy Shelton As Controversial
- Keep Your Emotions In Check. Market-Boosting Certainty Is Coming
- Corona-Absurdity Collides with California, New York, and Thanksgiving
- Amazon Thoroughly Wrecks Narrative About Lockdowns Being Necessary
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Videos & Podcasts
- Billionaire “Bond King” Breaks Down Market Trends
- Seattle Is Dying: Drugs And Homelessness In Seattle
- Waiting For The Next Big Trade with Jeffrey Gundlach
- Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya on How To Invest in This Crisis
- Ken Fisher Answers: Will the Stock Market Retest Its March Lows?
- John Tamny: The Changing Nature Of Work And Our Bright Future
