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The Federal Reserve’s Actions May Now Be Fueling Inflation
While markets today are focused on the Federal Reserve’s widely expected 25-basis-point interest rate cut, few have been paying attention to what is…
8 hrs ago
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Jack Salmon
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A Friendly Response to Alex and Tyler's Discussion About the Debt
Listen to their discussion here. As with everything they do, it’s worth the time.
Dec 9
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Veronique de Rugy
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Jack Salmon
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We Don't Need Larger Housing Subsidies
The Unaffordability Policy Being Pitched for Reconciliation 2.0
Dec 4
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Joshua Rowley
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Living on Borrowed Credibility
A Warning From Three Centuries of Hegemonic Debt
Dec 3
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Veronique de Rugy
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The Case Against an International Panel for Inequality
Why the Crisis Narrative Doesn’t Match the Evidence
Dec 1
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Jack Salmon
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November 2025
Abolishing Jury Trials Is a Direct Assault on English Liberty
Against the Quiet Undoing of a Thousand Years
Nov 26
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Jack Salmon
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Personnel Is Policy — And Innovation Depends on Both
Leadership at federal financial regulators is shifting agencies from enforcement-first habits to a future-focused, innovation-oriented posture
Nov 25
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Vera Kozakar
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Congress Should Let the Work Opportunity Tax Credit Expire
We Can’t Afford to Keep Subsidizing Corporate Welfare
Nov 24
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Jack Salmon
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Tracking Efforts to Shrink the Size of the Federal Workforce: September 2025 Update
September numbers, 7 weeks late
Nov 21
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Jack Salmon
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Understanding America’s Trade with China
China’s membership in the WTO and its trade with America has been framed as a threat. Specifically, American reliance on Chinese imports for critical…
Nov 20
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Caleb Petitt
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“Deregulated” Energy Markets Still Have a Long Way to Go
Energy markets are complicated.
Nov 20
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Samson McCune
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When the Trust Funds Run Dry: The Price Level May Do the Adjusting If Congress Doesn’t
What happens when the Social Security and Medicare Trust Funds run out, currently projected for the early 2030s?
Nov 19
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Veronique de Rugy
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