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Termination Day at the Fed? Probably Not
President Trump is not happy with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. With the economy likely to slow under the weight of the administration’s tariffs and corresponding uncertainty, the president thinks
Did Trump Really ‘Make Showers Great Again’? Not Exactly
President Donald J. Trump recently signed an Executive Order directing the Secretary of Energy to rescind certain restrictions on water pressure established by his predecessors. As the White House put it, the president was…
Did Trump Really ‘Make Showers Great Again’? Not Exactly
President Donald J. Trump recently signed an Executive Order directing the Secretary of Energy to rescind certain restrictions on water pressure established by his predecessors. As the White House put
What Scrooge Effect? Americans Keep Giving, Despite the Welfare State
We just made it through another tax season. Congress has begun debating whether and how to extend the Trump tax cuts from the 2018 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. While many elements of that tax debate are worth commenting on, I want…
What Scrooge Effect? Americans Keep Giving, Despite the Welfare State
We just made it through another tax season. Congress has begun debating whether and how to extend the Trump tax cuts from the 2018 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. While
The Supreme Court’s Unilateral Ruling Ending President Trump’s Deportations Goes Against The Will Of The People
By Manzanita Miller In a sweeping move last Saturday, the Supreme Court ended all deportations of illegal aliens by President Donald Trump under the 1798 Alien Enemy Act by a 7-2 to ruling, with only two justices, Justices…
The Supreme Court Upheld Expedited Removals Of Illegal Aliens Without Hearings 7-2 In 2020. But Is It A Suitable Mechanism For Mass Deportations?
By Robert Romano The U.S. Supreme Court upheld by a 7-2 majority expedited removals of illegal aliens without a hearing under the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 in the case Department of…
Texas Joins the School Choice Revolution
The school choice revolution just scored its most historic victory yet. The Texas House passed Senate Bill 2 by a decisive vote of 86 to 63, following the Texas Senate’s approval by a 19 to 12 margin. Texas Senate…
Texas Joins the School Choice Revolution
The school choice revolution just scored its most historic victory yet. The Texas House passed Senate Bill 2 by a decisive vote of 86 to 63, following the Texas Senate’s
Turning Treasury Securities into Century Bonds Is a Dead End
In times of rising debt and fiscal strain, unconventional ideas occasionally surface as ways to manage the US government’s borrowing obligations. Few have forgotten the trillion-dollar platinum coin scheme a few years back. A…
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