Economy
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Why you should ignore every 2020 election poll
Here is a recent headline that surely confounds young, hip, Democratic women looking forward to fresh, future leadership: “Poll: Biden holds double-digit…
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Wait: Now we’re being told there are 4.5 times as many ‘DREAMers’ as previously stated?
The actual number of DREAMers is closer to 3.6 million than the 800,000 estimate previously asserted.
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Trump should impose tariffs on South Korea
The investigators found evidence of substantial economic harm and recommended a variety of sensible economic safeguards to domestic industry.
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Chinese trade with North Korea tanks as sanctions begin to take their toll
Relations between Pyongyang and Beijing are at a new low, so much so that the North Korean envoy to China…
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Trump admin trying to roll back law that forces banks to lend to poor, insolvent borrowers
The Trump administration is attempting to roll back the “Community Reinvestment Act” of 1977.
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India’s economic ‘roach motel’: American businesses check in but they don’t check out
Lured by the promise of a billion potential Indian customers, businesses began moving to the Indian subcontinent. Many are still…
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Consumers could win big with Trump’s drug rebate move
Another, less-noticed policy change could also put some serious cash back into people's pockets by channeling billions in drug rebates…
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Who’s dreaming of a black Christmas? Take two guesses
Black Xmas has been around for several years, though this year it is getting an extra push by Melina Abdullah.
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How Bermuda insurance is ripping off American taxpayers
In the weeds of Congress’s deliberations on tax reform is a provision that could help balance relations with one of…
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How the GOP can stay on top in 2018
Throughout the 2018 primary season and even in the general election expect Republican civil wars to erupt.
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Why are Republicans killing the adoption tax credit?
Brady claims that the tax credit is ineffective in helping families who don’t face large tax bills or who don’t…
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States and fed go mano a mano over control of the burgeoning iGaming industry
Currently, a textbook example the Tenth Amendment is happening in numerous states as they consider legalizing online gambling to help…
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Snowflakes love Bernie Sanders’s tax plan … until they find out it’s not his
First, the respondents are asked to evaluate the tax plan President Trump came out with this past week. Among the…
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For some reason, top executives are suddenly bailing from Clinton-linked Laureate Education
Another Clinton money mystery.
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Demand for corpse transportation skyrockets with opioid epidemic
Unintended consequences.
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Education Department rescinds April 4, 2011 Dear Colleague Letter
On Friday, the Education Department correctly withdrew two famous examples of regulatory “dark matter” issued during the Obama administration: its…
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St. Louis protests could cost city a chance at Amazon’s second headquarters, thousands of jobs
Civil unrest in St. Louis over the past weeks may be a turnoff for Amazon.
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When it comes to ‘Medicare for All,’ the nation can’t handle the truth
Sixty percent of Americans say the federal government is responsible for ensuring health-care coverage for all Americans.
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Will Trump stop U.S. refineries run by Venezuela from being turned over to Russia?
Fun with globalization.
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Trump suspends burdensome Obama EEO-1 form that cost $400 million
Unwinding 8 years of red tape
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