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World re-embraces muscle energy and muscle cars
This week, several stories emerged that shows America has done an about-face on cars and energy. We’ve ditched the low-wattage ideas of the green zealots and re-embraced the things that make America awesome. One of those…
Trump’s Tariffs Might be the Green Policy Nobody Saw Coming
For all the buzz about “going green,” much of the technology touted by the Green Left to move our nation to “net zero” — specifically solar panels and EV batteries — comes from places where the sky is choked with smog and…
Inflation Remained Low in April, But How Long Can Monetary Policy Remain Tight?
Will the Federal Reserve undershoot its inflation target this year? The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCEPI) grew at an annualized rate of 1.2 percent in April 2025, marking the second consecutive month of…
Inflation Remained Low in April, But How Long Can Monetary Policy Remain Tight?
Will the Federal Reserve undershoot its inflation target this year? The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCEPI) grew at an annualized rate of 1.2 percent in April 2025, marking the
1977 House Report: IEEPA ‘Basically Parallels Section 5(b) Of The Trading With The Enemy Act’ That Allows President To ‘Regulate… Importation’ Of Goods
By Robert Romano The 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) “defines the international emergency economic authorities available to the President in the circumstances specified in section 202. This grant of…
All Eyes On 16 House Crossover Districts in 2026 — But Dems Are Overextended into Potential Conservative Territory
By Manzanita Miller In a recent Washington Post op-ed, Harrison Lavelle and Leon Sit pointed out the fact that while Democrats are sitting at an advantage heading into the midterm elections in terms of their party’s…
A simple exercise in the social cost of climate extremism
Using the estimated $117 billion spent on CO2 reduction from 2021 to 2024, the United States could theoretically shelter or house 1.46 million to 5.85 million people annually at a cost of $5,000 to $20,000 per person. This…
Returns to College Investments: Requiem for a Financial Dream
It’s really not a simple task to figure out if college is “worth it” — financially speaking or even personally. Some obvious empirical problems in calculating the returns on a college degree include separating inherent…
Returns to College Investments: Requiem for a Financial Dream
It’s really not a simple task to figure out if college is “worth it” — financially speaking or even personally. Some obvious empirical problems in calculating the returns on a
Reviving Factory Jobs is an Expensive Illusion
Manufacturing output in America is booming. According to the Federal Reserve’s Industrial Production Index, US factory output stood at 103.9 in April 2025, near its all-time high. The machines are humming. But that…
