Profits and Losses Don't Matter at the Federal Reserve
By The Wall Street Journal
It doesn’t operate like a regular bank. Its job…
➔ iHow to Get Chinese Elites to Support Democracy
By Foreign Policy
It may be in their own self-interest.
➔ iPublic Broadcasting Didn’t Serve Public Interest With Shallow Coverage of Garland Hearing
By The Daily Signal
Attorney General Merrick Garland offered a…
➔ iWall Street and the Fed Are Both Wrong on Interest Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
The central bank shouldn’t treat growth as a…
➔ iSettle the auto strike before it crashes the EV revolution
By The Washington Post
Striking autoworkers have made their point: The…
➔ iThe all-volunteer force is dying. Here’s how to save it.
By The Washington Post
A commission should focus on both increasing the…
➔ iWomen’s bodies should not be a matter of public interest
By The Washington Post
Humiliation is being used to drive women away…
➔ iWhat Politicians and Pundits Are Saying About the No Labels Heist
By MoveOn.org
The dark-money political party No Labels…
➔ iJoyce Carol Oates Attacks David Brooks Over Airport Food Prices in Ultimate Collision of New York…
By Slate
Is it inflation or ... something else?
➔ iThe Federal Reserve's Dotted Line on Interest Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
Powell stands pat on rates but signals tighter…
➔ iCap credit-card interest rates to help Americans hammered by Bidenomics
By New York Post
Sen. Josh Hawley is calling on credit card APRs…
➔ iVoter Registration ‘Charities’: An Overlooked, Hyperpartisan Scandal
By The Daily Signal
“Nonprofit voter registration” doesn’t…
➔ iStrikes aren’t bad for the US economy. They’re the best thing that could happen | Robert Reich
By The Guardian
Auto workers, writers, actors, Starbucks workers,…
➔ iSchumer Wants a Cut of AI
By The Wall Street Journal
Interest groups and politicians seek regulation…
➔ iSex work does not disqualify a person from political office
By The Washington Post
Though it is in the public interest to know that…
➔ iNetanyahu and MBS Make a Play for Mideast Peace
By The Wall Street Journal
Diplomatic ties are in the interests of Israel,…
➔ iThank the FDA as you cough and sniffle your way through the winter
By New York Post
Is the FDA pulling cold medicine off shelves?…
➔ iModi has boosted his image, but the G20 summit looks set to achieve little else | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
The gathering in Delhi has exposed the lack of…
➔ iThe recrudescence of Nancy Pelosi
By American Thinker
Why the heck is an old dinosaur like Pelosi…
➔ iA New Year, a New Beginning
By The Wall Street Journal
As I’ve stopped going back to school, I’ve…
➔ iASEAN Summit Convenes in Indonesia
By Foreign Policy
The region’s leaders must balance U.S. security…
➔ iChina must not be in economic policy denial
By The Washington Post
It is not in the United States’ interest to…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Martha’s Rule: boosting patient power could save lives | Editorial
By The Guardian
The right to seek a second opinion in hospital,…
➔ iLabor Unions Have Lost Their Way
By The Wall Street Journal
The AFT and the NEA are more concerned with…
➔ iModi’s ‘Tiger Warrior’ Diplomacy Is Harming India’s Interests
By Foreign Policy
Hindu nationalist attitudes are alienating other…
➔ iA fuller understanding of the Niger coup
By The Washington Post
The interests of colonial powers and superpower…
➔ iBiden boosted the need for food stamps — and calls that a ‘success’
By New York Post
Higher prices (especially for groceries),…
➔ iRussia Doesn’t Want a War in Niger
By Foreign Policy
Moscow relishes being a player in Africa, but…
➔ iPennsylvania Avenue is America’s ‘main street’
By The Washington Post
Deference must be first paid to our national…
➔ iThe well-being of children matters more than religious views
By The Washington Post
How is it in a child’s best interest to be…
➔ iTexas Says a Fetus Is a Child, Except When a Parent Sues a Negligent Doctor or State Official
By Slate
The state’s interest in nascent life…
➔ iThe Return of High Interest Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
Do investors see faster growth ahead, or more…
➔ iHow Inflation Fuels Government Growth
By The Wall Street Journal
High interest rates hit the private sector hard…
➔ iOpinion: How to rebuild Lahaina's economy after the wildfire — without relying solely on tourists
By Los Angeles Times
Maui has long depended on tourism. After…
➔ iThe US and China must unite to fight climate change, not each other | Bernie Sanders
By The Guardian
Cooperation is not only in the best interests of…
➔ iAdam Tooze: Why Russia’s Economy Is Performing Better Than the West Had Hoped
By Foreign Policy
The ruble is down and interest rates are surging,…
➔ iForeign Aid Isn't Charity
By The Wall Street Journal
Its purpose is to support the national interest,…
➔ iThe 5th Circuit Is Learning From Its Supreme Court Smackdowns
By Slate
The opinion shows acute awareness of the Supreme…
➔ iOpinion: One thing we know about the Maui wildfires: Some of those most responsible won't pay a cent
By Los Angeles Times
Climate change makes Hawaii and California alike…
➔ iThe Guardian view on inflation: stop hitting homebuyers and squeeze the super-rich | Editorial
By The Guardian
Interest rates are too blunt an instrument for an…
➔ iThe Big Sellout
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: Gambling interests continue…
➔ iThe Guardian view on prisons: Labour should be bold in demanding an overhaul | Editorial
By The Guardian
Overcrowded jails serve no one’s interests, and…
➔ iThe Guardian view on China and Ukraine: beware great expectations | Editorial
By The Guardian
Gestures from Beijing should not be mistaken for…
➔ iOpinion: One thing Joe Biden could learn about Latin America from Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis
By Los Angeles Times
Republicans live in an alternate foreign policy…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Amazon summit: rich nations must now step up
By The Guardian
The election of the Brazilian president, Luiz…
➔ iWashington Stages a Peacetime Fiscal Blowout
By The Wall Street Journal
Interest on federal debt has hit 15.5% of all…
➔ iShe was lucky to escape Afghanistan. Two years later, she’s stuck in limbo.
By The Washington Post
They helped U.S. interests, then had to flee…
➔ iNATO’s Northern Flank Has Too Many Weak Spots
By Foreign Policy
Key alliance members are failing to uphold their…
➔ iAugust's Surprises Arrived Early
By The Wall Street Journal
UFOs, brain scans and superconductors made it an…
➔ iActually, that Fitch downgrade is a big deal -economist Steve Hanke
By American Thinker
Interest rates will go up from it, and guess who…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Niger putsch: regional pressure holds the key | Editorial
By The Guardian
Big principles and large interests are at stake…
➔ iThe Guardian view on high interest rates: losing the race against time | Editorial
By The Guardian
Britain’s 14th successive rise signals a grim…
➔ iThe unsavory marriage between Israeli cyberweapons, U.S. interests and dictatorships
By Haaretz
If the U.S. really wanted to stop the spread of…
➔ iThe Proxy Advisory Duopoly Gets New Scrutiny
By The Wall Street Journal
House Republicans probe business conflicts of…
➔ iThe interests of Shas leader Arye Dery are the Israeli government's main concern
By Haaretz
➔ iSwimming with sharks every week: Ocean hunters have been hunted to the brink by humans
By New York Daily News
Shark Week arrived this month amidst news reports…
➔ iSecret Service Refuses to Hand Over Person-of-Interest List in White House Cocaine Incident
By The Daily Signal
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The Secret Service…
➔ iIt’s time for the Federal Reserve to pause interest rate hikes
By The Washington Post
I supported aggressive action to tame inflation...
➔ iHow two California laws could pit Newsom against DeSantis
By New York Post
California Governor Gavin Newsom has been artful…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Studio Ghibli: a Japanese success story in a faltering film world | Editorial
By The Guardian
The latest anime from director Hayao Miyazaki…
➔ iRacial identity is more fluid than you might think
By The Washington Post
That poses some interesting implications for the…
➔ iOpinion: Readers have strong -- and evolving -- feelings on paroling Leslie Van Houten
By Los Angeles Times
No incarcerated person has drawn such intense…
➔ iThe UFT’s cynical war on charters
By New York Post
Friday's court hearing on the UFT lawsuit to…
➔ iCracking the Proxy Advisory Duopoly
By The Wall Street Journal
Glass Lewis and ISS have a 97% market share and…
➔ iGOP isn't interested in Gen Z. Republican Party has abandoned young conservatives like me.
By USA Today
Instead of focusing on policies to combat the…
➔ iMUST-SEE: Tucker Carlson’s interview with Russell Brand
By American Thinker
Relaxed and unfiltered, Carlson is every bit as…
➔ iBrace for 1930s-style economic disorder — especially if interest rates keep climbing
By New York Post
There is every reason to think monetary-policy…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Hong Kong’s pursuit of exiles: these bounties should backfire | Editorial
By The Guardian
The authorities have put a price on activists who…
➔ iInsane: Biden is running for ‘24 on his disastrous economic record
By New York Post
Wow: President Joe Biden’s managers are so deep…
➔ iSpending big on failing schools, proof of race preferences’ harm and other commentary
By New York Post
Eye on NY: Spending Big on Failing Schools New…
➔ iGay rights and free speech: The U.S. Supreme Court finds a balance between competing liberty…
By New York Daily News
After the Supreme Court’s conservative majority…
➔ iInterest Rates Cause a Water Crisis
By The Wall Street Journal
British water utilities become the latest victim…
➔ iJudge Cannon should recuse herself from the Trump case
By The Washington Post
It appears self-evident that no judge should ever…
➔ iHomophobic businesses in the US have a powerful ally: the US supreme court | Moira Donegan
By The Guardian
The court is more interested in protecting the…
➔ iWhose interests are Netanyahu’s judges serving?
By Haaretz
➔ iBiden Follows Jimmy Carter's Failed Middle East Model
By The Wall Street Journal
U.S. interests and regional stability suffer when…
➔ iThe Middle East Might Be Moving Toward Stability
By Foreign Policy
Heightened great power competition is allowing…
➔ iJohn Durham Testifies, yet 'Collusion' Lives
By The Wall Street Journal
At a hearing, Democrats show no interest in…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Macron’s green finance deal: save lives, not profits | Editorial
By The Guardian
The Paris conference shows the climate crisis is…
➔ iJustice Alito’s One-Star Trip Advisor Review
By Slate
Upgrading to private jet travel is in the public…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes