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The media is mostly focusing on his sexual misconduct, but not to be missed in yesterday’s investigative report from Davis, Polk & Wardell is confirmation

After World War 2 Chicago’s population boomed thanks in part to the large migration of black Americans from the South to the Windy City.  Now

Maybe we need to learn the economic lessons from Chile. The chart below shows that when Chile adopted the Milton Friedman economic model of free

And for our latest edition of the “you can’t make this sh%$ up:” The Biden White House is now launching an antitrust lawsuit against oil

Higher taxes, more welfare benefits, more unfunded liabilities, increased business regulations, give-aways to the unions. How is that going to work out for the US

The White House is spooked by the news inflation is out of control.  It has a possible solution.  Blame business. The Washington Post reports White

Speaking of blue state dystopia, San Francisco has morphed itself into one big yellow-tape, cordoned-off crime zone. Crime is so rampant that the San Francisco

The one universal policy lesson from Covid is that lockdowns do not reduce spread of the virus or deaths. They are mostlyineffectual. No one bothered

Congress blocks the routine abuses of the executive branch’s regulatory power far less frequently than it should. So good news: Indiana Senator Mike Braun and

Those are the findings of CTUP senior fellow and University of Chicago Professor Casey Mulligan. “For a family with an infant and a four-year old,