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In January of 2026, just like every January since 1986, a basketball Brigadoon will rise on Duke’s campus. This village, locally known as “Krzyzewskiville,”...
The annual gathering of global elites in Davos, Switzerland, is well underway. Past meetings have not been without their share of controversy and dissension....
The senators elected in fall 2026 won’t be able to avoid dealing with Social Security. The program is projected to hit a financial cliff...
Does the administration think its supporters don’t understand economics? I would hope not, but some of their policies and proposals make one wonder. On...
In the opening week of 2026, several scholars at the Heritage Foundation published a special report titled “Saving America by Saving the Family: A...
I sound like a nutcase; I know. I could see it in my octogenarian grandpa’s eyes, as he thought what I said was ludicrous....
In his latest book, The Heir, author Matthew Palumbo provides a well-researched exposé of the left-wing globalist network developed by billionaire George Soros and...
Tempting as it may be, I have no business assigning homework to readers of The Daily Economy. Perhaps, however, I can inspire with enthusiasm. ...
Ten Points Commercial nuclear fission dates from the 1950s, a time when electricity was generated by fossil fuels (80 percent) and hydro (20 percent)....
President Donald Trump’s renewed push to acquire Greenland is now framed not as a novelty or negotiating stunt, but as a foreign policy and...
Many debates on economic topics hinge on a set of familiar words: production, prices, costs, value. These terms appear constantly in political speeches, news...
If all goes as supporters intend, a measure to raise the minimum wage in the nation’s capital to $25 per hour by 2029 will...
On top of a mountain in Yosemite in September last year, with the nation’s fiscal troubles and the size of the federal government about...