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Mike Fox Senior US District Judge John Kane. Most Americans think of our criminal justice system as being like Law and Order, where all...
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Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar India and Pakistan are in danger of starting another armed conflict. India may attack Pakistan after accusing its neighbor of...
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Today, Carl and Erin made a big announcement! They are retiring at the end of June so today was the last free DecisionPoint Trading...
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The welfare state is supposed to signal the existence of the “compassionate” society that provides care for all. However, this “compassion” has resulted in...
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Norbert Michel In his newly released book, Crushing Capitalism: How Populist Policies Are Threatening The American Dream, Norbert Michel, Cato Vice President and Director of...
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David Inserra Meta’s Oversight Board, an independent review body sometimes called the Supreme Court for Facebook, recently issued a series of decisions on controversial...
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Ted Carpenter explains why NATO is now even more useless than before.
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Real Estate and Healthcare swapping positions in Top 5 The top five sectors show remarkable stability, with Consumer Staples, Utilities, Financials, and Communication Services...
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Michael F. Cannon, Krit Chanwong, and Dominik Lett Medicaid subsidizes medical care for low-income individuals and long-term care for many not-so-low-income individuals. After Social...
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Foreign direct aid has failed to alleviate worldwide poverty. Nations with secure property rights have prospered.
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Carl Menger wrote, “All things are subject to the law of cause and effect.” Unfortunately, modern academic economists all too often confuse correlation of...
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The late Burt Blumert once told me “in tough times fortunes change hands.” For some, that time has come.
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The Zweig Breadth Thrust for the S&P 1500 triggered on Thursday as stocks surged last week. In poker terms, this thrust signals an abrupt...
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Following a strong move the week before, the markets took on a more consolidatory look over the past five sessions. Following ranged moves, the...
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In this video, after last week’s sharp market rally, Mary Ellen breaks down where the markets stand now, which leading sectors are showing the...
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After weeks of uncertainty, the stock market finally gave us something to smile about. The major indexes just wrapped up four straight days of...
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Chelsea Follett As another Valentine’s Day approaches, much ink has been spilled on the declining marriage rate and on the topic of which people are...
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Colleen Hroncich Entrepreneurship is hard. Education entrepreneurship can be even harder, in part because education is highly regulated and in part because you’re trying...
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Economics Professor Josh Hendrickson breaks down a little-known document from Trump’s incoming economic adviser, revealing their strategic theory behind tariffs.
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For all of the political and social turmoil in this country and elsewhere, the technological revolution marches on. While many pundits tell us we...
