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A public project that almost feels privatized. Read More
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Wade Pfau, author of Safety-First Retirement Planning, suggests focusing on four Ls – lifestyle, longevity, legacy and liquidity. Read More
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Next president must prioritize unrigging the economic system from which billionaires have benefited, writes Nell Abernathy of the Roosevelt... Read More
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The administration's food stamp cuts expose the cruel truth of Republican hypocrisy. Read More
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On the campaign trail, Trump excoriated NAFTA as an economic disaster for the United States. But the USMCA mostly replicates that deal. Read More
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Much of United's recent success has seemed to come at American's expense. But American may be turning the corner. Read More
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The anniversary of the World Trade Organization (WTO) protests is the perfect time to reopen a debate on the value of tariffs. Read More
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Liberals need a wealth tax because income tax revenues cannot fund their spending. Despite the left's assertions, “the rich” do not earn enough — even if they pay significantly higher tax rates than less-well-off Americans. Therefore, the left must increasingly call for a revolutionary wealth tax to escape their revenue reality. Read More
