Economics

Social Security has a quirk that is shortchanging a select group of seniors more than $25,000 in lifetime benefits. While that might sound like a lot of money, the actual…

In his formal address to the WEF, David Beasley, Executive Director, United Nations World Food Programme, explained that the global food situation was already bad before the Ukraine war, but that the situation has since escalated to become what he called the worst humanitarian crisis since World War II.

Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover has stirred many emotions. The deal also illustrates the unprofitability of media bias, which claims of media bias must consider.

As government raises the floor for loans – the absolute last thing we need is government also lowering the ceiling.

Midge Decter loved America. She took religion seriously, and advocated tirelessly for its place in the public square.

While some believe the U.S. government can spend and borrow with abandon because it can print money, one of the most established laws of economics is that there is no such thing as a free lunch.

Free markets, not government, plan for and adapt to the future.

We remain the only country actually cutting our own economic throat in the name of “climate change.”

The government and Fed are over a barrel. The federal debt is now over $30 trillion. But the Fed’s only way to address runaway inflation? Raising interest rates.

Government transfers cannot make a nation wealthier and have contributed substantially to inflation.

President Biden is deflecting blame for the ongoing surge in prices, insisting COVID-19, Russia, and corporate greed are the real causes. Experts disagree, however, arguing massive government spending by Biden and Democrats is far more responsible.

Politicians who want to go into business should use their own money, not tax dollars.

In the midst of the various crises that are enveloping the world, the political paternalists keep dreaming their dreams of socially engineering a new, centrally planned world.