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In November, year-over-year growth in the money supply was at 2.35 percent. That's a 27-month high and the largest year-over-year increase since September 2022. November's growth rate was up from October's growth rate of 1.45 percent. It's a large reversal from November 2023's ear-over-year
By: Ryan McMaken
Donald Trump wants an open border with Canada. At least, that’s what would happen if Trump were to execute his stated preference for annexing Canada as the fifty-first state.
President Joe Biden awarded the so-called Presidential Medal of Freedom to Pope Francis on Saturday.
Starbucks has finally admitted that it wasn't a great idea to allow anyone and everyone to sit in their coffee shops and use their restrooms. In practice, this has meant that every type of cheapskates, grifter and drug addict could set up shop in any Starbucks, monopolize the bathroom, and generally crowd out the paying customers.
Donald Trump has made it clear that he likes the idea of Greenland seceding from Denmark. “For purposes of National Security and Freedom throughout
By: Ryan Mcmaken
Possibly one of the most inane phrases ever uttered about modern governments is Oliver Wendell Holmes’s oft-quoted phrase stating that “taxes are what we pay for civilized society.” This reflected the naïve view, often pushed in the eighteenth and nineteenth century, of the so-called “social contract.” According to this idea, we pay taxes, and in return the state provides order, protection, and all the blessings of civilization. Presumably included among all those taxpayer-funded civilizational “services” provided by governments one can find “fire suppression.” But, you wouldn’t know it from watching tens of thousands of residents flee their homes in southern … Continue reading →
By: Ryan Mcmaken
This contradicts months of claims from Jerome Powell who has insisted that price inflation was rapidly returning to the Fed's two-percent price inflation goal.
That, of course, is the idea. Just War Theory strongly suggests that nearly modern wars are conducted in a way that is morally indefensible.
The recent frenzy of pardons is an important reminder that there is no such thing as the so-called “rule of law” in the United States.
Donald Trump yesterday issued a new executive order declaring that so-called “birthright citizenship” does not apply to the children of those residing illegally within the United States.
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