Government Spending, Reports, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Featured
Riedl: We’re In ‘Largest Long-Term Government Borrowing Spree in Modern History’
The United States is deeply in debt. The Covid-19 only accelerated this trend. After nearly 2...
Government Spending, Reports, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, State & Federal Budgets, Featured
Supply Chain Crisis Likely to Endure into 2022
After governments across the planet systematically brought their economies and industrial bases...
Federal Legislation, Education, Reports, Studies, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy
Why Younger Generations Should Be Wary of Universal Basic Income
From Stockton, California Mayor Michael Tubbs to 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang, the...
Reports, Politics
Trump First President Since JFK to Donate Salary
Donald Trump was one of the most unorthodox presidents in the United States’ modern history....
Reports, Studies, State Legislation, State & Federal Budgets
New York City Is Losing Wealthy Residents When It Needs them Most
As COVID-19 took hold in New York City last spring, many of the city’s wealthiest residents...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Reports, Studies
2021: Inflation Incoming
As an economy expands and grows stronger, incomes rise and the demands for goods and services...
Health Care, Reports, Studies, Politics
Americans Still See the Nation’s Best Days Ahead
It is safe to say that the year 2020 has been one of the most consequential in modern...
Federal Legislation, Reports, Studies, Technology
Section 230 and Social Media: What You Need to Know
Over the past few years, an obscure piece of federal communications law has become one of the...
Reports, Technology, Public Opinion
More U.S. companies open to decoupling from China, survey finds
COVID-19 has shifted U.S. business attitudes toward China, according to a survey conducted this...
Health Care, Federal Legislation, Reports, Politics
Why the 2010s Were the “Decade of Debt” in the U.S
Even before COVID-19 hit, the United States entered the new decade with a $23.2 trillion...
Reports, Politics
Will the Latest SNAP Changes Help or Hurt the Economy?
In December, the USDA finalized changes to the requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition...
Reports
Following the money in key gubernatorial races: Maine, Minnesota, and Wisconsin
- New campaign finance reports show latest movement in three key gubernatorial races
- Tight races...
Reports
U.S. Steel coalition launched, targeting grassroots support
- New domestic steel advocacy group American Metal launched by Zekelman Industries, the largest...
Reports
Forecasting 2018 Midterms: Outside Money, Contested Primaries, and The ‘Blue Wave’
Even the casual observer of political history can see the parallels. In the 2010 midterms, the...
Reports
Our Ballooning National Debt: The Bush Institute Revives The Debate
In today’s Twitter-driven news cycle, the national media and political establishment alike have...