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Speaking of places in decline, look at Colorado. For decades Colorado was the exemplary purple state governed by Republicans and Democrats with an aim toward

The latest enrollment numbers from HHS are a good new/bad news story. The good news is Obamacare fraud is down sharply from 2025’s record 5.6

Bruce Mehlman’s blog has a great analysis of what is happening with the massive and all-of-a-sudden resistance to data centers. As public opinion has turned

The WSJ reported this weekend that the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) is now officially open for business and trading is expected to start soon. How has Texas

At the HOTLINE, we’ve reported on a lot of population trends involving people and businesses fleeing high-tax and heavily-regulated blue states for red states. Could

Last week marked the fifth anniversary of the (long overdue) lifting of most COVID restrictions in California. After years of delay, Newsom finally ordered 108,000

This recent WSJ story confirms what we’ve said before in the HOTLINE: The best polling on nuclear power finds that nuclear plants are more popular than at

Both President Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson have indicated in recent days that they support our UP idea of indexing capital gains tax for inflation

We ran some charts last year showing the Magnificent 7 tech stocks dramatically overperforming the rest of the market. It’s a different story so far