Labor Market Remains Tight as Initial Claims Fall Again
Initial claims for regular state unemployment insurance fell by 16,000 for the week ending September…More
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Made to be Broken?
Which makes the world go round, entrepreneurs or institutions? Depending on whom you read, the…More
Energy Crisis Explained: EU Mandates to “Flatten the Curve” (Video)
Europe and other Western nations are facing a very real energy crisis right now. In…More
British Universities Show Why “More” Does Not Mean “Better”
Reprinted from the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal The Biden administration is seeking…More
Is The Fed Trying To Inflate Away US Debt?
Inflation has risen for nearly two years now. The Consumer Price Index drifted from 2…More
Interest Rates and Fed Tightening
Is the Federal Reserve significantly tightening monetary policy? The conventional wisdom says yes. After a…More
If America Were Totalitarian, Where Would You Want to Live?
Reprinted from the Future of Freedom Foundation Suppose that one evening as the sun was…More
Consumer Confidence Rose Again in September, but Risks Remain
The Consumer Confidence Index from The Conference Board rose in September, the second consecutive increase…More
New Single-Family Home Sales Jump in August, but Headwinds Intensify
Sales of new single-family homes bounced higher in August, jumping 28.8 percent to 685,000 at…More
G.K. Chesterton on the Fundamentals of Liberalism
I’ve been painting the rooms of the house I purchased just last year. Admittedly, I…More