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Can ChatGPT Exist Without Fossil Fuels? I Asked — Here’s What It Said
Our mammoth energy demands can’t be met without fossil fuels. From the future of work to national security, we’ll need reliable power supplies at affordable prices.
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Business Conditions Monthly May 2025
Investors are willing to risk a little more as trade war threats normalize. Some sectors show ongoing weakness, but economic activity sputtered forward.
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No, We Weren’t Ripped Off: Debunking the Myth of Trade Victimhood
The emotional narrative of trade partners “laughing at us” is economically irrational, and acting on it only impoverishes us.
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Let Americans Buy Cars Online!
Bypassing dealerships could increase competition and lower prices. That’s why they lobby against direct-to-consumer sales.
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Europe’s Free Speech Erosion: A Warning for the United States
Europe’s crackdown on “hate speech” is entering the domain of ideological control. Artificial intelligence emerges as a tool of institutional censorship.
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Buy Now, Pay Later Is Just Credit, Not a Crisis
Installment plans work like credit cards, with a longer repayment period. Most consumers are choosing flexibility, not taking on new debt.
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Will the US Be a Safe Harbor for AI — or a Roadblock?
Many countries are becoming safe harbors for AI startups — offering low taxes, friendly regulations, and innovation-first policies. Will the US compete? Or get left behind?
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The Real Debt Threat: Government Spending, Not Tax Cuts
Washington’s dismal fiscal situation is driven by out-of-control government. Spending, Congress and Larry Summers, is what keeps the debt mounting.
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Inflated Worries: Don’t Sweat June’s Hot Prices
June’s inflation is a seasonal housing spike in disguise. Data suggest monetary policy is slightly tight.
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AIER’s Everyday Price Index Jumps 0.51 percent in June 2025
A recent surge in everyday costs is closely tied to import-heavy categories now facing steep tariffs from China and Mexico.
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Can ChatGPT Exist Without Fossil Fuels? I Asked — Here’s What It Said
Our mammoth energy demands can’t be met without fossil fuels. From the future of work to national security, we’ll need reliable power supplies at affordable prices.
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•
Business Conditions Monthly May 2025
Investors are willing to risk a little more as trade war threats normalize. Some sectors show ongoing weakness, but economic activity sputtered forward.
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•
No, We Weren’t Ripped Off: Debunking the Myth of Trade Victimhood
The emotional narrative of trade partners “laughing at us” is economically irrational, and acting on it only impoverishes us.
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•
Let Americans Buy Cars Online!
Bypassing dealerships could increase competition and lower prices. That’s why they lobby against direct-to-consumer sales.
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Europe’s Free Speech Erosion: A Warning for the United States
Europe’s crackdown on “hate speech” is entering the domain of ideological control. Artificial intelligence emerges as a tool of institutional censorship.
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•
Buy Now, Pay Later Is Just Credit, Not a Crisis
Installment plans work like credit cards, with a longer repayment period. Most consumers are choosing flexibility, not taking on new debt.
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Will the US Be a Safe Harbor for AI — or a Roadblock?
Many countries are becoming safe harbors for AI startups — offering low taxes, friendly regulations, and innovation-first policies. Will the US compete? Or get left behind?
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•
The Real Debt Threat: Government Spending, Not Tax Cuts
Washington’s dismal fiscal situation is driven by out-of-control government. Spending, Congress and Larry Summers, is what keeps the debt mounting.
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•
Inflated Worries: Don’t Sweat June’s Hot Prices
June’s inflation is a seasonal housing spike in disguise. Data suggest monetary policy is slightly tight.
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•
AIER’s Everyday Price Index Jumps 0.51 percent in June 2025
A recent surge in everyday costs is closely tied to import-heavy categories now facing steep tariffs from China and Mexico.