Editor's Pick
It Is Time for the Fed to Cut Rates
Jai Kedia The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report showed prices falling 0.1 percent in June, offering hope that the...
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Trump’s Tariff Plan Will Raise Prices for Consumers, Just as Bastiat Warned 170 Years Ago
Michael Chapman If elected to a second term as president, Donald Trump says he will impose a 60 percent tariff...
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New Universal Savings Account Bill from Rep. Harshbarger
Adam N. Michel Representative Diana Harshbarger (R‑TN-01) recently introduced an updated and expanded bill to create universal savings accounts (USAs)...
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Friday Feature: The Ferguson School
Colleen Hroncich “A progressive Christian school that offers a culturally inclusive education designed to foster creativity and collaboration and critical...
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Inflation News Is Still Exaggerated by Dubious Shelter Estimates
Alan Reynolds Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation has been zero for two months. Over the past 12 months, prices of...
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Do Public Schools Serve Everyone?
Colleen Hroncich One of the most prevalent claims by opponents of school choice is that “public schools serve everyone.” This...
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Trump v. US: With Great Power Comes Great Immunity
Gene Healy I have no end of uncharitable thoughts about recent American presidents; yet, when I’m cataloging their sins, the...
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No Customers, No Success: The Postal Banking Failure Exposed
Nicholas Anthony It has been three years since the postal banking pilot program made headlines in 2021, but it hasn’t...
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The Debt Delusion: Why Modern Monetary Theory Is a Luxury Belief
Romina Boccia While Fed Chair Jerome Powell made the rounds on Capitol Hill this week, discussions about the Federal Reserve’s...
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Powell v. SEC: Judges Should Strike Down the SEC’s Unconstitutional “Gag Rule”
Thomas A. Berry, Brent Skorup, and Christopher Barnewolt Americans pride themselves on their freedom to criticize the government. Indeed, there...
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