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‘The 5 Types of Wealth’ Offers a Countercultural Vision of the Good Life
Sahil Bloom’s bestseller recommends stepping off the consumerist treadmill and turning our attention to the things that make life worth living.
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Churchill Would Have Approved of Trump’s Battle Against Bureaucracy
Bloated bureaucracy doesn’t just siphon resources. It drains the People of meaning and denies them the dignity of self-governance.
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Tariff Turmoil: The Economic Risks of a Global Trade War
A prolonged trade war would be a disaster for the global economy. The consequences would be severe — and self-inflicted.
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Century-Old Anchor: The Cost of Keeping Up with the Jones Act
Requiring US-made, US-crewed ships for everything shipped between US ports makes life more expensive for every American.
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Why Trump’s $5M ‘Gold Card’ Visa Is Way Overpriced
Residence-by-investment is common, but present laws make American citizenship a permanent tax and regulatory trap.
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Price Growth Slows in February
The money supply is growing about as fast as money demand. But there’s no reason to settle for 3.0 percent inflation.
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AIER’s Everyday Price Index Rose Modestly in February 2025
Prices climbed more slowly in February, nudging AIER’s proprietary index to another all-time high. Tariffs remain the biggest wildcard for a disinflationary trajectory.
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DOGE’s Waste Hunt Can’t Fix Social Security — But It’s Fixable
Uncovering waste and fraud is important, but it won’t close the Social Security budget gap. Simple reforms could go much further.
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DAFT Decisions: Why Deficits Are Future Taxes
The US debt has doubled in a generation, and the Tea Party’s warnings went unheeded. We’re locked into a deficit spiral with no political will to change it.
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The Never-Ending Myth of the “Rich Getting Richer”
Shaping policies around resentment and envy of the rich does more harm than good. Most ‘inequality’ statistics misdiagnose the issue.
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‘The 5 Types of Wealth’ Offers a Countercultural Vision of the Good Life
Sahil Bloom’s bestseller recommends stepping off the consumerist treadmill and turning our attention to the things that make life worth living.
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•
Churchill Would Have Approved of Trump’s Battle Against Bureaucracy
Bloated bureaucracy doesn’t just siphon resources. It drains the People of meaning and denies them the dignity of self-governance.
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•
Tariff Turmoil: The Economic Risks of a Global Trade War
A prolonged trade war would be a disaster for the global economy. The consequences would be severe — and self-inflicted.
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•
Century-Old Anchor: The Cost of Keeping Up with the Jones Act
Requiring US-made, US-crewed ships for everything shipped between US ports makes life more expensive for every American.
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•
Why Trump’s $5M ‘Gold Card’ Visa Is Way Overpriced
Residence-by-investment is common, but present laws make American citizenship a permanent tax and regulatory trap.
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•
Price Growth Slows in February
The money supply is growing about as fast as money demand. But there’s no reason to settle for 3.0 percent inflation.
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•
AIER’s Everyday Price Index Rose Modestly in February 2025
Prices climbed more slowly in February, nudging AIER’s proprietary index to another all-time high. Tariffs remain the biggest wildcard for a disinflationary trajectory.
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•
DOGE’s Waste Hunt Can’t Fix Social Security — But It’s Fixable
Uncovering waste and fraud is important, but it won’t close the Social Security budget gap. Simple reforms could go much further.
-
•
DAFT Decisions: Why Deficits Are Future Taxes
The US debt has doubled in a generation, and the Tea Party’s warnings went unheeded. We’re locked into a deficit spiral with no political will to change it.
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•
The Never-Ending Myth of the “Rich Getting Richer”
Shaping policies around resentment and envy of the rich does more harm than good. Most ‘inequality’ statistics misdiagnose the issue.