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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
The Judicial Tyranny Undercuts The President’s Ability To Conduct Foreign Affairs As Court For International Trade Strikes Down Tariffs
By Robert Romano The U.S. Court for International Trade on May 28 struck down President Donald Trump’s national trade emergency, the reciprocal tariffs he put into effect on April 2 and other tariffs in 2025 including those…
The Big Beautiful Bill: A Lifeline for America’s Seniors
By Saul Anuzis In an era when many older Americans struggle to meet their most basic needs, the Big Beautiful Bill stands out as a transformative piece of legislation—a rare example of common-sense policy that prioritizes…
Surprising Court Ruling Signals Trouble for Trump’s Tariffs
In the latest news on tariffs, the US Court of International Trade struck down the tariffs that President Trump has imposed under the auspices of the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Going further,…
Surprising Court Ruling Signals Trouble for Trump’s Tariffs
In the latest news on tariffs, the US Court of International Trade struck down the tariffs that President Trump has imposed under the auspices of the 1977 International Emergency Economic
Could Spain’s Blackout Become a Warning for America?
The rapid push toward “renewable” energy—while rooted in good intentions—may be creating new vulnerabilities, including rising costs and a less stable power grid. “That is exactly what we recently saw happen in Spain, when…
Protectionist Angst Is ‘Made in America’ — So Are Lots of Other Things
Over the years, I — like all defenders of free trade — have had countless conversations with protectionists who are tenacious in searching for weaknesses in the case for free trade. What follows is a composite of some key…
Protectionist Angst Is ‘Made in America’ — So Are Lots of Other Things
Over the years, I — like all defenders of free trade — have had countless conversations with protectionists who are tenacious in searching for weaknesses in the case for free
This Medicaid Fix Saves More Than Adding Work Requirements
Republicans in Congress are moving along with their “big, beautiful bill” to extend tax cuts, create some new tax provisions, and reduce the rate of growth in some spending programs. The Medicaid “cuts” that reduce the rate…
Socialism, Not the Embargo, Explains Nearly All of Cuba’s Poverty
Every year, since 1992, the UN General Assembly votes on a resolution brought forth by Cuba’s government regarding the need to end the US embargo. Each time the resolution is brought, Cuba’s government attributes the…
