Presumed pro-business Wall Street Journal readers are largely unsympathetic to employers pleading to keep temporary visa staffers.
Read more...A good recap of how the Democratic Party sold out the working class to become the fake opposition. But what comes next?
Read more...NYC Mayor Adams will work with the Trump Administration to remove illegal aliens who have committed crimes. What about sanctuary city laws?
Read more...Warren revives a bill intended to put shareholder obligations in their proper place: at the bottom.
Read more...Looking at the costs versus purported benefits of programs that require or encourage Federal agencies to purchase American products.
Read more...Rentierism in housing in the UK has reached what looks like nose-bleed, self-correcting, and thus potentially crash-inducing levels.
Read more...A look at the context of the government-supported health insurance industry practices that triggered the murder of UnitedHealth CEO Thompson.
Read more...Trump’s win highlights popular anger in the US, Japan, and Europe over the economy despite high stock prices and low unemployment
Read more...If the Trump tariff scheme weakens the economy enough, the Fed would do better to ease rather than tighten even if inflation increases.
Read more...Silicon Valley looks to bring tech used in conflicts abroad back to American shores.
Read more...A reader critical thinking exercise, in form of yet another attack on populism dressed in the pseudo-science of trying to link it to entropy.
Read more...On how the shame resulting from the loss of seen-as-meaningful and well-paid work led many to reject the rule of their PMC betters.
Read more...The firehose of affluent consumption continues to drive inflation, not the stimulus package
Read more...While historian Alfred McCoy made an early and accurate call on the erosion of the US empire, his current readings are a mixed bag.
Read more...Trump and his loyalists intend to deliver major changes to US politics. But how realistic is that promise?
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