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President Biden isn’t even waiting for the Supreme Court to decide on his last $400 billion student loan bailout before rolling out another, even more,

Scientific American is supposed to be about…well, science. But one of our readers sent this bizarre recommendation from the magazine arguing in favor of universal

Donald Trump continuously and rightly complained that the NATO members in Europe don’t spend enough on their own defense. The Western European countries have been

We and many others reported on the Biden administration’s secret plan to move toward banning gas stoves and the outcry (mostly from women) has been

We’ve often said that the real talent pool of the Republican party is the governors. We are excited to report that Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the

Below is a good chart from CNBC showing where consumer prices rose the most last year. Medical insurance rose by 8%. We thought the affordable

Regular Hotline readers will recall that we predicted back in the late summer that inflation had peaked and would recede in the months ahead. This

Speaking of ESG lunacy, some good news: Fed chairman Jerome Powell says he’s not going to let climate change activism impact Fed monetary policy. Some

We’ve warned that the fad of ESG investing – where investment houses like BlackRock pick stocks based on their commitment to the environment and social

A new paper by Stanford University Finance Professor Joshua Rauh finds: California’s top earners are particularly mobile, showing the highest rates of departure around tax