Economy
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Jobs, Inflation, and Homeownership Going in the Wrong Direction
As the third quarter draws to a close, the Fed is having to weigh its next moves for the economy amidst slumping jobs numbers and stubbornly rising inflation.
The Real Jobs Malaise During Biden's Economy
Yet another massive revision to a year's worth of jobs reports highlights the lies Joe Biden told about all the "success" he was having rebuilding the economy.
Another Court Says Trump's Tariffs Are Unconstitutional
"We are not addressing whether the President's actions should have been taken as a matter of policy," the majority said, but Congress did not delegate power under his chosen law.
Trump's Share-the-Wealth Retirement Plan Will Help All Americans
In August, President Trump signed an executive order opening access to the $12 trillion market of private equity, private credit, and digital assets.
Bed, Bath and Beyond California
If Democrats want to know what's wrong with their party, Gavin Newsom is serving as a great poster boy.
Is Trump's Stake in Intel Socialism, Fascism, or Something Else?
Critics roar almost no matter what Trump does, but taking a 10% equity stake in a major chipmaker is a bold move with clear implications for national security and future intervention.
Mothers Are Leaving the Workforce in Droves
Feminists are panicking and using their platforms to try to scare mothers back to the cubicle. But it is they who should be ashamed for demeaning motherhood.
'Learn to Code,' They Said
"You'll have all kinds of job opportunities," they promised. As it turns out, a computer science degree is no longer a sure ticket to a high-paying job.
Meeting Adult Milestones: Marriage and Homeownership
Being married and owning a home by age 30 is a rarity in 2025. In other words, the American Dream is slipping away. Here's what happened, as well as some solutions.
In the Real World, Minimum-Wage Hikes Cost People Their Jobs
The effect has been documented ever since Congress passed the first federal minimum wage law in 1938.
Trump's Trade Lesson for Economists (and the World)
In this trade war, all Americans are winning, except perhaps the mental prisoners of the Ivory Tower.
Trump's Trade Wins Are Blowing
His weekend agreement with the European Union, collectively America's biggest trading partner, is yet another achievement for his strategy of using tariffs to negotiate better deals.
Japan Inks Latest Tariff Deal With U.S.
Trump's tariffs had the media screaming with panic, but given time and negotiation, they are beginning to produce the desired trade deals with important other nations.
Big Green
You give environmental groups billions, but do you think your money goes to "doing good," like cleaning up rivers or parks? Most of Big E spends very little on that.
Labor Unions Kill Jobs
Whatever you think about capitalism, few people question the claim that unions help workers. But I will.
The Stock Market Apocalypse Never Came
Three months after Donald Trump's big tariff announcement was supposed to bring economic disaster, markets endured some turmoil but have since rallied to all-time highs.
California's Illegal Alien Workforce Problem
The Golden State has built its tightrope economy on the backs of illegal alien labor. Now, deportations via the federal government could bring it crumbling down.
The Big Lie Behind 'Jobs Americans Won't Do'
The problem was never Americans' unwillingness to do tough jobs. It was companies undercutting the American worker by taking advantage of a powerless class of illegal aliens.
How Deportations Help American Workers
For many low-skilled Americans, the message of illegal immigration is that you aren't needed. America's elitists will import a cheap, foreign labor force to replace you.
Blue-Collar Occupations More Popular as AI Transforms Jobs Market
The credentials of a college degree are no longer all they're cracked up to be as artificial intelligence advances, impacting the future of millions.