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The Economic Tradeoffs of Property Tax Reform
How do property taxes work in the United States, and what are their economic consequences?
Likelihood Of Swing Voters Supporting Democrats Declines By Double-Digits For House According To New Polls
By Manzanita Miller While Democrats cling to a historically modest lead in the latest generic Congressional ballot data — leading Republicans by just 2.5 points in the most recent average — the party is facing steep,…
The Rent IS Too High: Blame Zoning and Supply Caps, Not Rental Apps
Despite occasional political friction, the United States and Canada remain deeply intertwined economically and culturally. Their similarities make them ideal for comparison — especially when investigating the causes of rising…
The Rent IS Too High: Blame Zoning and Supply Caps, Not Rental Apps
Despite occasional political friction, the United States and Canada remain deeply intertwined economically and culturally. Their similarities make them ideal for comparison — especially when investigating the causes of rising
What Moody’s US Credit Downgrade Means for You
On May 16, Moody’s Ratings downgraded the US government’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings from Aaa (the highest possible rating) to Aa1 and revised the outlook to stable from negative. The rating agency cited…
What Moody’s US Credit Downgrade Means for You
On May 16, Moody’s Ratings downgraded the US government’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings from Aaa (the highest possible rating) to Aa1 and revised the outlook to stable from
With $17 Trillion Of More Debt By 2034, Who’s Going To Buy All Those Treasuries? U.S. Banks, That’s Who.
By Robert Romano If Congress does nothing — by that, it is meant does not make any changes to existing law — and the $36.2 trillion national debt will spiral up to close to $53 trillion by 2034, according to a 2024 estimate…
Trump’s Own Regulators Declare War on Coal and Its Investors
In one of the most convoluted lawsuits of all time, a cabal of state attorneys general and the Federal Trade Commission are now accusing financial firms BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard of monopolistic behavior. The…
What’s Driving Bipartisan Cancel Culture (And How Do We Get Out)?
Cancel culture, it seems, is alive and well on the right. A Bruce Springsteen cover band called No Surrender was slated to play at Riv’s Toms River Hub on May 30, but the bar owner got cold feet after Springsteen himself…
What’s Driving Bipartisan Cancel Culture (And How Do We Get Out)?
Cancel culture, it seems, is alive and well on the right. A Bruce Springsteen cover band called No Surrender was slated to play at Riv’s Toms River Hub on May
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