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Keeping the Towers Open When Government Closes
The skies stay safe when operations are insulated from political chaos. The shutdown served as a warning: the US air traffic control system is too important to be turned off by legislative impasse.
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The Return of Quantitative Easing
After several years of quantitative tightening, the Fed is restarting QE amid persistent market and policy pressures.
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The Loaded Language of Protectionism
It’s trite but true that language matters and can mislead. Nowhere in economic policy is this more evident than in trade.
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The Fed Cut Rates Again–What Else Is New?
Powell’s remarks highlighted the inherent difficulty of balancing inflation and employment under the Fed’s current dual mandate.
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Trump’s ‘Broken Windows’ Economy
Today’s trade rhetoric, full of ‘historic deals,’ obscures the real question: are these policies making America richer or poorer?
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Privacy for the Powerful, Surveillance for the Rest: EU’s Proposed Tech Regulation Goes Too Far
Protecting kids is a weak pretext for total digital surveillance. What’s worse, the EU’s monitoring exempted its own politicians from scrutiny. Their privacy matters, but not yours.
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Authoritarians and Extremists Exploit the Right’s Political Confusion
Conservatives face a critical task: reassert the principles that defined the movement — individual liberty, limited government, and distrust of authoritarianism — or lose it to unprincipled opportunists.
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We Learned Leadership Flipping Burgers: Don’t Close America’s On-Ramp
Inflating entry-level pay risks shutting young workers out of the most reliable path to skill development and long-term earnings.
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The Knowledge Socialists (Still) Can’t Calculate
A century after Mises and Hayek showed why central planning fails, technocratic fantasies of algorithmic socialism keep resurfacing.
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The Fed’s Unlawful Floor System Pays Banks Billions to Sit on Reserves
To prevent emergency lending from depreciating the dollar, the Fed broke the law by deliberately paying a premium rate on reserves.
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Keeping the Towers Open When Government Closes
The skies stay safe when operations are insulated from political chaos. The shutdown served as a warning: the US air traffic control system is too important to be turned off by legislative impasse.
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•
The Return of Quantitative Easing
After several years of quantitative tightening, the Fed is restarting QE amid persistent market and policy pressures.
-
•
The Loaded Language of Protectionism
It’s trite but true that language matters and can mislead. Nowhere in economic policy is this more evident than in trade.
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•
The Fed Cut Rates Again–What Else Is New?
Powell’s remarks highlighted the inherent difficulty of balancing inflation and employment under the Fed’s current dual mandate.
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•
Trump’s ‘Broken Windows’ Economy
Today’s trade rhetoric, full of ‘historic deals,’ obscures the real question: are these policies making America richer or poorer?
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•
Privacy for the Powerful, Surveillance for the Rest: EU’s Proposed Tech Regulation Goes Too Far
Protecting kids is a weak pretext for total digital surveillance. What’s worse, the EU’s monitoring exempted its own politicians from scrutiny. Their privacy matters, but not yours.
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Authoritarians and Extremists Exploit the Right’s Political Confusion
Conservatives face a critical task: reassert the principles that defined the movement — individual liberty, limited government, and distrust of authoritarianism — or lose it to unprincipled opportunists.
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•
We Learned Leadership Flipping Burgers: Don’t Close America’s On-Ramp
Inflating entry-level pay risks shutting young workers out of the most reliable path to skill development and long-term earnings.
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•
The Knowledge Socialists (Still) Can’t Calculate
A century after Mises and Hayek showed why central planning fails, technocratic fantasies of algorithmic socialism keep resurfacing.
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•
The Fed’s Unlawful Floor System Pays Banks Billions to Sit on Reserves
To prevent emergency lending from depreciating the dollar, the Fed broke the law by deliberately paying a premium rate on reserves.