The Fed Has to Stay the Course Against Inflation
By The Wall Street Journal
The arguments for the Fed to back off its…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Why Trump doesn't worry his voters as much as inflation
By Los Angeles Times
A reader respond to a column lamenting that…
➔ iThere Is a Tax That Could Help With Inflation
By The New York Times
The case for a progressive levy on consumption.
➔ iThe Bad Inflation News Continues
By The Wall Street Journal
Financial markets anticipate that interest rates…
➔ iLiz Truss Is a Human Sacrifice to the Inflation Fires
By The Wall Street Journal
Trace it back to the silence of the economists on…
➔ iDems’ tellingly desperate abortion smear of Marc Molinaro
By New York Post
Voters in every race across the nation should…
➔ iRon Insana: Something big could be about to break in markets as rates continue to rise
By CNBC
We are on the cusp of an even bigger break in the…
➔ iThe Banker and Bailey Circus
By The Wall Street Journal
Britain’s financial turmoil is part of the…
➔ iCorporate greed, not wages, is behind inflation. It’s time for price controls | Robert Reich
By The Guardian
Corporations are using rising costs as an excuse…
➔ iThe Fed’s interest rate hikes are going to hit the most vulnerable | Dean Baker
By The Guardian
Instead of throwing the most disadvantaged out of…
➔ iBidenflation’s clobbering union workers — yet labor bosses stick with Dems anyway
By New York Post
Joe Biden took a victory lap for averting a rail…
➔ iDems’ ‘charity’ registration racket, Bidenflation boosting GOP and other commentary
By New York Post
“The persistence of inflation” makes GOP…
➔ iWe need to be told the true climate cost of Schumer and Manchin’s pipeline side deal | David…
By The Guardian
Democrats hailed the Inflation Reduction Act as a…
➔ iHaiti’s Unrest Intensifies
By Foreign Policy
Government fuel hikes have frustrated a…
➔ iThe Fed Can't Reduce Inflation by Winging It
By The Wall Street Journal
The central bank needs a systematic strategy,…
➔ iThe Guardian view on schools: grammars are not the answer | Editorial
By The Guardian
Energy costs and teacher shortages should be top…
➔ iWhy city workers’ pensions could go way up — even as your 401(k) tanks
By New York Post
With S&P stock down nearly a quarter this…
➔ iOp-Ed: Europeans are headed for a painful chapter, but they always prove resilient
By Los Angeles Times
Soaring inflation and energy costs, aggravated by…
➔ iPass permitting reform: It’s good for the country, and a condition of passing the Inflation…
By New York Daily News
Bernie Sanders is embarrassing himself. The…
➔ iThe Inflation Reduction Act Is the Start of Reclaiming Critical Mineral Chains
By Foreign Policy
Green technologies depend on the supply of a few…
➔ iSubsidies Only Feed Inflation
By The Wall Street Journal
Even if they ostensibly go to consumers, they end…
➔ iThe week in whoppers: Pelosi’s name game, The Recount’s ‘pregnant men’ and more
By New York Post
“[The] Inflation Reduction Act — so…
➔ iLetters to the Editor — Sept. 15, 2022
By New York Post
Post readers sound off on the White House’s…
➔ iBiden's Make-Believe Victory Over Inflation
By The Wall Street Journal
It’s hard to reassure voters when their rent…
➔ iA rail strike crisis shows how the economy has changed
By The Washington Post
In a time of already-mangled supply chains and…
➔ iThe Inflation Election
By The Wall Street Journal
Washington is failing to perform a core…
➔ iAnother Inflation Jolt for Markets
By The Wall Street Journal
Investors get a reality check about prices and…
➔ iExpensive Prescription Drugs Are a Bargain
By The Wall Street Journal
The Inflation Reduction Act gives the government…
➔ iBiden’s bragging about the economy just proves how financially illiterate he is
By New York Post
The most revealing aspect of the White House…
➔ iWith inflation still raging, brace for a ‘hard-landing’ recession as the Fed spikes interest…
By New York Post
Team Biden keeps claiming Americans are enjoying…
➔ iThe Hot-and-Cold Economy
By The Wall Street Journal
With plenty of jobs and high inflation, the U.S...
➔ iThe Guardian view on rent capping: a step in the right direction | Editorial
By The Guardian
Limiting rent rises makes sense. But ministers…
➔ iDemocrats stiff Joe Manchin of the goodies they promised him for voting for their 'Inflation…
By American Thinker
Call it 'Democrat card monte.' Bait and…
➔ iInsana: Inflation is cooling. Here's why the Fed may need to slow its rate hiking
By CNBC
A cooling economy isn’t quelling economists…
➔ iFed’s Own Economist Warns of “Severe Recession” From Chair Powell’s Rate Hikes
By The Intercept
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell insists he…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Truss’s energy price cap: right policy for the wrong reasons | Editorial
By The Guardian
Instead of plans to bring on greener sources of…
➔ iJanet Yellen's Fantasy Economy
By The Wall Street Journal
She defends Bidenomics by ignoring inflation and…
➔ iHow did Republican fearmongering about an IRS ‘shadow army’ go mainstream? | Ruth Braunstein
By The Guardian
The party has embraced a precise brand of…
➔ iThe Democrats’ best message for the midterms: democracy is in grave peril | Osita Nwanevu
By The Guardian
Republicans’ efforts to delegitimize the…
➔ iTough times ahead, send back the 7th Fleet and other commentary
By New York Post
There’s “little to no slack in the labor…
➔ iInflation Catches the Pentagon Flat-Footed
By The Wall Street Journal
By using rosy assumptions about prices, officials…
➔ iStill waiting for inflation
By American Thinker
True inflation, the debauching of our currency,…
➔ iBiden conflates everything he opposes with ‘extremism’
By New York Post
President Joe Biden said zip about soaring…
➔ iBiden and Powell Are at Odds on Inflation
By The Wall Street Journal
Monetary tightening at the Federal Reserve…
➔ iIn GOP ads, ‘invasion’ language is everywhere
By The Washington Post
Republicans say they want to talk about…
➔ iHere’s What’s Wrong With Manchin’s Side Deal to the Inflation Reduction Act
By The Nation
Crystal Mello In an impassioned call to allies…
➔ iThe Guardian view on England’s schools: they need more support | Editorial
By The Guardian
Headteachers deserve better backing from the…
➔ iWhat Jerome Powell Can Learn From Arthur Burns
By The Wall Street Journal
The 1970s Fed chairman choked when recession hit...
➔ iThe Fed keeps raising interest rates. Working people are getting hammered by it
By The Guardian
Robert Reich writes that the pricing power of…
➔ i'I don't want anyone to feel sorry for me': $2 until the next check and no money for pizza
By USA Today
As inflation rises, so does the avalanche of…
➔ iThe United States Is Fighting Inflation With History
By Foreign Policy
Fed chief Jerome Powell wants the world to…
➔ iPowell's Anti-Inflation 'Pain'
By The Wall Street Journal
The faster the Fed gets inflation down, the…
➔ iThe Pro-Biden Media's False Narrative About Green Subsidies
By The Wall Street Journal
Those peddling the Inflation Reduction Act know…
➔ iBiden’s Move to Fortify DACA Program an Unlawful Quasi-Amnesty
By The Daily Signal
As if the American people needed further evidence…
➔ iRon Insana: Inventory gluts offer evidence that the Fed’s push to quash inflation is working
By CNBC
Here's a new name for the Fed's approach toward…
➔ iStudent Debt Forgiveness Is Biden's Bluto Moment
By The Wall Street Journal
His plan will feed inflation and hurt him…
➔ iNobody Knows How Interest Rates Affect Inflation
By The Wall Street Journal
It depends on a question about which economists…
➔ iBiden’s inflation-boosting, unfair and legally dubious student loan scheme
By New York Post
President Joe Biden’s plan to “cancel”…
➔ iRepublicans thought they had midterms in the bag. Voters just rejected them again | Lloyd Green
By The Guardian
Tuesday’s special election in New York state…
➔ iStudent Loan Forgiveness Is an Inflation Expansion Act
By The Wall Street Journal
The mooted Biden plan would cost $300 billion and…
➔ iThe Inflation Reduction Act Does Little to Reduce Climate Change
By The Wall Street Journal
Democrats are cheering, but by 2100 it’ll…
➔ iThe Guardian view on raising the minimum wage: winning the fight for £15 an hour | Editorial
By The Guardian
Britain may be as close now to a general strike…
➔ iFact-checkers cover for Dems, bye-bye, Brian and other commentary
By New York Post
Rather than scrutinize the Inflation Reduction…
➔ iAmerica used to regulate business. Now government subsidises it | Robert Reich
By The Guardian
What’s to blame? The change in the balance of…
➔ iThe Observer view on Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak’s tax cut promises | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
The Conservative leadership contenders are blind…
➔ iDCCC Tests Ads Linking Republicans to High Gas Prices
By The Intercept
The messaging shows a willingness to dabble in…
➔ iThe Inflation Reduction Act's Energy Winners and Losers
By The Wall Street Journal
Schumer-Manchin is a renewables-above-all bill...
➔ iLetters to the Editor — Aug. 19, 2022
By New York Post
The Issue: President Biden’s signing of the…
➔ iLetters to the Editor — Aug. 18, 2022
By New York Post
The Issue: Rep. Liz Cheney’s loss to her…
➔ iWe Can Thank Green New Dealers for the Inflation Reduction Act
By The Nation
Matthew Miles Goodrich It was the Green New Deal…
➔ iInflation is causing real pain. But raising interest rates will make it worse | Isabella Weber and…
By The Guardian
Rate hikes could induce a recession and hurt…
➔ iSchumer Shrugs as Roe v. Wade Falls
By The Wall Street Journal
The Inflation Reduction Act gave Democrats a…
➔ iHopeful Signs for Democrats in the 2022 Midterms
By The Wall Street Journal
Inflation, abortion and bad Republican choices…
➔ iDark Brandon vs. The Pronoun Patrol: The Illustrated Origin Story of a Joe Biden Meme
By USA Today
With Biden signing the Inflation Reduction Act on…
➔ iArgentina’s Economic Crisis Never Went Away
By Foreign Policy
Argentines remain enmeshed in a populist policy…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day."
- Thomas Jefferson
"I know in my heart that man is good. That what is right will always eventually triumph. And there’s purpose and worth to each and every life."
- Ronald Reagan