Leadership
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Playing Chicken with the Federal Budget: The Rational Stupidity of Shutdowns
Government shutdowns might look irrational, but they follow a familiar script. When political types gain more from the standoff than the solution, collisions become routine.
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Chicago Public Schools Now Have a Junk Credit Rating. What’s Next?
As debt service continues to devour an already unsustainable budget, do not expect student learning outcomes to improve.
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The UN is Costly and Corrupt: Should the US Pull Back?
America pays more for its vote than any other member nation, but bloc voting and inefficient operations often mean US interests are ignored.
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New Yorkers Flirt with Socialist Grocery Store Scheme
Government grocery stores have been tried before, but markets stock our store shelves with affordable staples for less than two percent profit.
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Milei’s Economic Miracle: How Argentina Slashed Inflation to 1.5%
Argentina’s economist-turned-president has defied the odds (and the experts’ opinions) to set a “society sick with socialism” back on a path to fiscal health.
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Xi Jinping Braces For Struggle
China’s strongman leader is purging his advisors again, looking politically insecure amid demographic and economic decline.
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Tariffs are Compromising Trump’s Economic Agenda
Even if he slashes regulation and lowers taxes, any savings will be buried under needless damage to our economy and our international reputation.
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The Peter Principle Presidency
People tend to rise until they reach a job they’re bad at. Are political appointees an inevitable disaster?
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I Attended Apple’s Annual Meeting. It Was a Turning Point Against ESG and DEI
The pro-fiduciary measures on Apple’s corporate agenda reveal a sea change in influence. Shareholders want businesses to focus on business, not politics.
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DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.
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Playing Chicken with the Federal Budget: The Rational Stupidity of Shutdowns
Government shutdowns might look irrational, but they follow a familiar script. When political types gain more from the standoff than the solution, collisions become routine.
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Chicago Public Schools Now Have a Junk Credit Rating. What’s Next?
As debt service continues to devour an already unsustainable budget, do not expect student learning outcomes to improve.
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The UN is Costly and Corrupt: Should the US Pull Back?
America pays more for its vote than any other member nation, but bloc voting and inefficient operations often mean US interests are ignored.
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New Yorkers Flirt with Socialist Grocery Store Scheme
Government grocery stores have been tried before, but markets stock our store shelves with affordable staples for less than two percent profit.
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Milei’s Economic Miracle: How Argentina Slashed Inflation to 1.5%
Argentina’s economist-turned-president has defied the odds (and the experts’ opinions) to set a “society sick with socialism” back on a path to fiscal health.
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Xi Jinping Braces For Struggle
China’s strongman leader is purging his advisors again, looking politically insecure amid demographic and economic decline.
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Tariffs are Compromising Trump’s Economic Agenda
Even if he slashes regulation and lowers taxes, any savings will be buried under needless damage to our economy and our international reputation.
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The Peter Principle Presidency
People tend to rise until they reach a job they’re bad at. Are political appointees an inevitable disaster?
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I Attended Apple’s Annual Meeting. It Was a Turning Point Against ESG and DEI
The pro-fiduciary measures on Apple’s corporate agenda reveal a sea change in influence. Shareholders want businesses to focus on business, not politics.
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DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.