Archives: Hotlines

In February, Vice President JD Vance warned leaders at the Munich Security Conference that the European Union’s new Digital Services Act could lead to “authoritarian

Last week, we celebrated the Laffer Curve turning 50-years-old, when it was first written on a cloth napkin at a restaurant in DC over a

We’re fans of Bruce Mehlman’s Six Chart Substack. In particular, we like this chart on what’s happening to the job offers to college graduates. College

Speaking of spending cuts, a big story in WSJ argues that the House budget makes the deficit worse. Not so fast. Trump economist Kevin Hassett on Friday

No one wants to get the Trump tax cut on the President’s desk for signature as urgently as we do. But the more we look

We mentioned earlier in the week that the House draft tax plan extends many of Biden’s worthless climate change programs for windmills, batteries and solar

If there is any city in America that desperately needs more school competition, it’s Chicago. As we’ve written in the past, there are more than

The new 2024 Census Bureau city population estimates, find that eight of the fastest growing since the 2020 census (out of the more than 19,000

We still get a lot of pushback from friends and adversaries alike on the issue of whether the Smoot-Hawley tariff, signed into law by Herbert

Trump was smart to shut down much of the corrupt foreign aid industrial complex. That money rarely trickles down to the very poor and instead