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| | Gene Marks, The Hill What's really needed to pass a significant immigration reform bill that will help our country's labor shortage is a realization that, frankly, no solution will be fair. READ MORE |
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| | David Stockman, Brownstone Institute Twitter's phony "content moderation" operation was not unique, but symptomatic of a much broader perversion of corporate management. READ MORE |
| | John Tamny, Forbes Markets have always happened on the "money" that is most constant as a measure. This looms as a problem for Bitcoin now, and always. READ MORE |
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