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Biden wanting a $2000 hike in food stamp spending as an anti-inflation measure is parody-level stuff. Reminds us of the Saturday Night Live bit with

Vice President Kamala Harris has passed her boss in the betting odds of who will be the Democratic nominee this year. She gets 42 percent

One piece of good news: The Reform Party won 14% of the vote and four seats, including one for rabble-rouser Farage himself – the man

The Conservative Party received a sound drubbing in yesterday’s British election. The Tories won just 121 seats, losing 244 seats from the 2019 result. One

More evidence the economy is being held up on wobbly stilts by government spending and hiring. Once again, the new jobs report for June shows

New York has some of the worst schools in the country, so naturally, the unions’ (and the politicians’) priority is to make sure that teachers

CTUP senior fellow David Simon wrote in the WSJ: Jason Furman errs in relying on a supposed Phillips curve trade-off between inflation and unemployment in his

Vogue magazine has just released its THIRD cover story on Jill Biden in just the last three years.  This time in a $4,990 Ralph Lauren dress.

Former Biden White House antitrust guru, Tim Wu, who coined the term “net neutrality,” takes to the New York Times with a headline that so fully and

Biden is boasting on the economy (which has improved), but the latest stats show an American engine still stuck in first gear. For the last six