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On the subject of leaving behind a mess, no president has ever regulated like Joe Biden. In 2024 alone, his new regulations have cost the

Soon-to-be Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent gave a bravura performance yesterday in front of the Senate Finance Committee, making a persuasive case for urgently extending the

Oakland, California has had one of the worst crime and corruption crises in America thanks to progressive governance. To their credit, voters finally rose up

Russ Vought turned in a rock-solid permanence yesterday in his nomination appearance before the Senate. But that didn’t prevent The New York Times from launching its usual tirade. The Times wrote: But it

For several decades after World War 2 Germany rebuilt and became the pride of Europe. Germany was an industrial powerhouse and its engineering was once again

Amazing headline from Bloomberg on the spread of populist Trumpism around the world: Here’s an excerpt: As Elon Musk and Argentina’s Javier Milei champion ambitious plans to

This headline from Politico scared us: Members of the House Freedom Caucus have an idea for lawmakers from California, New Jersey and New York seeking to expand

Former UP executive director, Jon Decker,  pointed out to us this chart of massive Fed losses on their lending activities. With the Fed now operating

It’s not well known, but 45% of all firefighters in the U.S. are actually employed by private companies. LA.’s public firefighters have worked heroically to

Progressive politicians and the media were quick to connect the Los Angeles wildfires to climate change.  This week, President Biden called climate change “the single greatest