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For over two decades, gold’s role as a staple investment has grown more pronounced in the global financial system. Since 2000, the commodity has...
America’s fiscal and monetary problems look like two separate crises. They aren’t. Runaway government spending and an unruly Federal Reserve are two sides of...
America has spent more than $20 trillion on fighting poverty since the introduction of President Johnson’s Great Society program in 1964. Sixty years later,...
If you’re building your to-be-read list for the coming year or a stack in case you’re snowed in, the editors at The Daily Economy...
As New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani prepares to take office, tax-happy progressive groups are eager to let you know that the idea that...
Well, 2025 has already come and gone. Hard to believe, isn’t it? It was not a great year for the US economy, but it...
New research strongly suggests teachers’ unions are driving the skyrocketing administrative bloat that’s sucking resources away from classrooms. By diverting additional funding toward hiring...
Fourteen years ago this month, The Office aired the episode, Scott’s Tots, in which the well-meaning but highly delusional manager of a struggling paper...
The Supreme Court has been systematically dismantling the modern administrative state. In several decisions, the justices have pushed back against the idea that executive-branch...
In 1980, at Dartmouth College, psychologists Richard E. Kleck and Angelo G. Strenta set out to study how people perceive subtle social cues. In...
“Regime uncertainty” should be our bywords for understanding the economy of 2025. Trump’s push for “state capitalism,” ranging from tariffs to taking federal stakes...
The darkest days of the year have always asked something of us. Long before we strung electric lights and gathered around brick fireplaces, people...
President Trump has accused virtually every country, including those inhabited only by penguins of ripping us off when it comes to trade. But there’s...