James Rogan is a journalist who focuses on national issues in the United States. He writes for publications such as the Washington Examiner and RealClearMarkets, covering topics related to energy, economics, and technology. James provides analysis and commentary on current events and trends, offering insights into the impact on the economy and national security.
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Hurricane Milton is threatening to disrupt both the Federal Reserve's economic assessments and the presidential election.
Iran no longer has the ability to hold the global oil markets at risk. U.S. production and Iran's declined output are crippling Tehran's ability to blackmail.
By: Meta Time, James Rogan
Under the Constitution of the United States, Congress has broad power to regulate commerce among the states and the power to prevent the individual states from interfering in the free flow of commerce.
California is undermining Congress and the nation's commerce by enforcing strict regulatory regimes and political vendettas.
Tariffs are a dead weight on economic growth. Free trade and the concept of comparative advantage maximize a nation's wealth.
Nobel Prize winners for economics, Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson adopt far-left views that defy free market capitalism's proven benefits.
Tariffs should only be used against adversary nations, not allies. Otherwise, Americans will be made poorer for it.
The 2024 presidential election betting markets are not helpful or useful in generating probabilities as to who will win on Nov. 5.
Financial markets want certainty from the election. They fear chaos, violence, and protracted uncertainty over whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris has won.
Nvidia beat market expectations and continues to appear set for a strong path forward through 2025.
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