Greenspan’s Empty Talk
This article illustrates just how completely Alan Greenspan, in his tenure as Fed Chairman, has succeeded in misleading almost everyone...
Opinion
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How Greek Merchants And Philosophers Discovered Economics
The question did not arise in a royal court, a military academy, or a government bureau. It emerged among merchants, sailors, craftsmen, and philosophers living in the bustling Greek cities of Ionia.
War Crimes, War Powers And American Sovereignty: The USA + Israel = The Department Of Forever War
Section 219 (formerly Section 224) of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act of 2027, provides for an unprecedented unification.
A National Role Model: Louisiana’s Indictment Of Noncitizen Voter Can Teach Other States
Landry was pivotal in Louisiana’s adoption of the revamped Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements database in May 2025, when it became the first state to do so.
Greenspan Was The Perfect Fed Chair. That Is Not A Compliment
As with any death of a prominent figure, the news led many to reflect on Greenspan’s legacy and, in this case, debate how he stacks up with other Federal Reserve chairs.
Senators Tried To Unravel Historic Student Loan Reform
The higher education reforms passed in the Working Families Tax Cuts Act represent one of the most significant overhauls of federal student lending.
Mamdani And The Politics Of Antisemitism
Larry Kudlow argues that antisemitism, not economics, is the driving force behind Zohran Mamdani's socialist movement.
Sen. Susan Collins’s Antisemitism Schtick
It should be noted that AIPAC is an Israel supporting organization, not a Jewish people supporting organization
CAFE Kills, And Trump Is Doing Something About It
The New York Times this week featured an article looking at the rise in pedestrian deaths, which had been trending downward for decades, but then steadily turned upward after 2009.
Democratic Socialists: One Vote, One Time?
The DSA-associated Democrats who won this week will almost surely win congressional elections and have excellent chances of prevailing in US Senate races
What Saints Peter And Paul Have To Offer
There can be a temptation to write off the experiences of ancient saints, or saints in general, as not applicable for our lives
War And Constitutional Indifference
Congress has regulated in areas of governance nowhere articulated in the Constitution
The State Of Financial Markets Tells Us What Investors Really Believe
If the majority of the market participants follow mistaken ideas, the market will display these ideas for a certain period of time until reality takes over again.
The Fiat Money Maestro
Despite being a lifelong Republican, Greenspan refused to lower interest rates, though doing so may have helped George H.W. Bush’s 1992 reelection campaign.
On July 4, Will You Be Celebrating The Founders Or The Status Quo?
Elections, if they’re allowed, never change the fundamental relationship of rulers to ruled
Whatever The Court Rules, The Question Remains
The justices will judge Trump’s order without settling the larger question of birthright citizenship.