Amid the challenges posed by Russia’s war against Ukraine and China’s increasing assertiveness in Asia, the G7 met in Europe. Most of
Sales of light vehicles totaled 13.0 million at an annual rate in June, up from a 12.7 million pace in May. The
Unlike Economics, Psychology, and Biology, there are very few intelligent popular political science books. Yascha Mounck’s The Great Experiment: Why Democracies Fall
Reprinted from YellowHammer The reborn United States Football League has completed its first regular season. USFL players made $4,500 per game, or $45,000
If you are wondering why Washington keeps running ever larger deficits, one reason is that fiscal policymakers are increasingly losing control of
America’s central bank, the Federal Reserve System (Fed), is currently decimating the US economy for the third time in its existence. Will
Martin Walker, the gifted former Washington correspondent of The Guardian, used to start his speeches saying that the Fourth of July wasn’t
If there’s a particular purpose for my presence on this earth – other than being a loving and responsible father for my
Reprinted from the Independent Institute Teaching in the smartphone age means students are never more than a few seconds away from the dreaded
New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced the creation of a $200 million fund dedicated to investing in New York’s cannabis industry.
Reprinted from Law & Liberty It is a commonplace observation that public discussion about race relations has been framed and driven by political
The Institute for Supply Management’s Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 53.0 percent in June, off 3.1 points from 56.1 percent in
In this episode of Liberty Curious, AIER Research Faculty Peter C. Earle discusses some of the lesser-known costs of inflation. He also
Returns on U.S. stocks and Treasury bonds have been materially and simultaneously negative so far this year, recording losses of 19.0 percent
Reprinted from Law & Liberty In the introduction to Democracy in America, Alexis de Tocqueville asserted that the history of the world, or at least
With paychecks stretched thin by ever-increasing prices, consumers are anxiously awaiting some sign that inflation has peaked and will start to come
