Nancy Pelosi’s $3.5 Trillion Tax-Hike Plan, Explained
Increases in taxes on personal income, small businesses and corporations, savers and investors, smokers and vapers — it’s all in there.
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Everyone would be wise to put aside their partisan hang-ups and call Operation Warp Speed what it was: a success.
Tax and Spend: Arizona’s Battle over Proposition 208 Goes to the Courts
How progressives are using ballot initiatives to raise taxes.
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How the president of El Salvador is using cryptocurrency to usurp power.
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Abraham Lincoln, the great champion of free labor, understood that the labor part goes with the freedom part.
Episode 34: A Look under the Hood of Housing
The nation’s foremost housing and mortgage economist, Edward Pinto of the AEI Housing Center, joins Capital Record.
President Biden’s War against Work
The American workers and families who have sacrificed through an unprecedented health and economic crisis deserve better.
TikTok Is Evil
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Schumer Going ‘Full Speed Ahead,’ Unclear Where
Schumer can say he’s going “full speed ahead” all he wants. He currently does not have the votes to go anywhere at all.
You Should Definitely Get a Job
If we really need emergency unemployment checks in a robust labor market, that would mean we need them in perpetuity.
A Ridiculous Revision of Inflation History
What if the 1970s inflation ‘panic’ was really a response to greater sexual freedom? Makes you think, doesn’t it? Oh no, it doesn’t.