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The Spiritual Battle Between Communism and Capitalism
Like Elijah and the prophets of Baal, these two competing systems brought irreconcilable spiritual roots to the fight.
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Can Florida Eliminate Property Taxes?
The measure, if passed by voters, could make the state more attractive, while imposing much-needed fiscal discipline on state spending.
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The Rent IS Too High: Blame Zoning and Supply Caps, Not Rental Apps
Central planners regulate, central bankers inflate, and both try to scapegoat AI software for the sky-high rents that result.
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What Moody’s US Credit Downgrade Means for You
The US Dollar Index fell following the credit downgrade announcement and continues to decline. But what will this mean for average Americans?
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What’s Driving Bipartisan Cancel Culture (And How Do We Get Out)?
Cultivating a culture of courage, a willingness to hear one another’s ideas, can throw a wrench into the whole censorious groupthink machine.
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EU Tech Laws Erect Digital Iron Curtain
Brussels is bullying Big Tech by censoring content and changing algorithms, but it is citizens worldwide who will pay the price.
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China’s ‘Vanishing’ Data Can’t Hide Its Economic Slowdown
Beijing has stopped providing many statistics to international agencies. But China’s faltering economy and fractured polity can’t be concealed.
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The Steep Price of Declining Civility
Alexandra Hudson’s ‘The Soul of Civility’ reminds us that our everyday moral habits shape not just personal character, but the very health of civilization.
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Inflation Remained Low in April, But How Long Can Monetary Policy Remain Tight?
By undershooting its inflation target after clearly stating it would not do so, the Fed risks surprising the public—and perhaps triggering a recession.
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Returns to College Investments: Requiem for a Financial Dream
College-return calculations measure added a lifetime earnings against the (opportunity) costs incurred for attending college. Spoiler: four years is worth it — a lifetime of debt isn’t.
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The Spiritual Battle Between Communism and Capitalism
Like Elijah and the prophets of Baal, these two competing systems brought irreconcilable spiritual roots to the fight.
-
•
Can Florida Eliminate Property Taxes?
The measure, if passed by voters, could make the state more attractive, while imposing much-needed fiscal discipline on state spending.
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•
The Rent IS Too High: Blame Zoning and Supply Caps, Not Rental Apps
Central planners regulate, central bankers inflate, and both try to scapegoat AI software for the sky-high rents that result.
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•
What Moody’s US Credit Downgrade Means for You
The US Dollar Index fell following the credit downgrade announcement and continues to decline. But what will this mean for average Americans?
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•
What’s Driving Bipartisan Cancel Culture (And How Do We Get Out)?
Cultivating a culture of courage, a willingness to hear one another’s ideas, can throw a wrench into the whole censorious groupthink machine.
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•
EU Tech Laws Erect Digital Iron Curtain
Brussels is bullying Big Tech by censoring content and changing algorithms, but it is citizens worldwide who will pay the price.
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•
China’s ‘Vanishing’ Data Can’t Hide Its Economic Slowdown
Beijing has stopped providing many statistics to international agencies. But China’s faltering economy and fractured polity can’t be concealed.
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•
The Steep Price of Declining Civility
Alexandra Hudson’s ‘The Soul of Civility’ reminds us that our everyday moral habits shape not just personal character, but the very health of civilization.
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•
Inflation Remained Low in April, But How Long Can Monetary Policy Remain Tight?
By undershooting its inflation target after clearly stating it would not do so, the Fed risks surprising the public—and perhaps triggering a recession.
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•
Returns to College Investments: Requiem for a Financial Dream
College-return calculations measure added a lifetime earnings against the (opportunity) costs incurred for attending college. Spoiler: four years is worth it — a lifetime of debt isn’t.