
California State Workers Revolt Over “Show Up To Work” Mandate
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

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
We’ve written about the CFPB’s 1033 regulations before, which under Biden were used as a massive giveaway to the fintechs in the form of a

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

Other than fraudsters, that is. The majority of Medicaid spending now goes directly to so-called Managed Care Organizations, also known as the health insurers. Per

In case you missed the big event last week, we have posted the video of the most important panel with prominent economists. Watch here:

Those of us over the age of 60 remember the bad old days of the 1970s when Jimmy Carter’s dingbat solution to energy shortages and

Reuters reported yesterday that California’s attorney General Rob Bonta is leading a coalition of state attorneys general to block Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion acquisition of

Here’s an eye-opening chart from our friend Rachel Greszler, as Congress begins work on a potential reconciliation bill that would crack down on waste, fraud,