03/27/2021
Today John Steele Gordon, City Journal A fair and reasonable proposal that doesn't upset the balance of power in the senate. |
David Brooks, New York Times The president has epic plans to shift our system and our values. |
Trish Regan, American Consequences Trish Regan thinks the real economic casualties of all these Biden socialist spending initiatives will be American families and couples. |
Brad Bannon, The Hill If President Biden wants to upend the status quo and build America back better, the best thing he can do for his legacy and the U.S. is to reverse President Reagan's policies. |
Russ Smith, Splice Today The indomitable Taki never loses his cool. || Russ Smith |
Art Carden, American Institute for Economic Research "There's a reason vasectomies spike during March Madness: David going toe-to-toe with Goliath makes for great TV, and improbable runs like George Mason's Final Four appearance in 2006, Loyola Chicago's Final Four run in 2018, and Villanova's ascent from #8 seed to tournament champions in 1985... |
Jeanne Sahadi, CNN If you're avoiding filing your taxes because you can't afford to pay what you owe, there is good reason to file anyway. Imagine what your tax debt will look like when you add in penalties and interest, which will accrue until you resolve the situation. |
Lisa Greene-Lewis, U.S. News & World Report WHETHER YOU STILL NEED to file your taxes this year or you're already thinking ahead to next tax season, you are likely seeking more strategies that you can use to save money on your taxes. To get the most out of your tax savings this year, be sure to take advantage of the following strategies before, during and after you file your taxes. |
Christopher Baecker, RCM Back in December, the Houston Chronicle interviewed Alicia Caballero, a hazardous waste quality assurance professional in the Corpus Christi area. The report was centered on her drive to increase the pay of Texas legislators so that citizens with "normal jobs" could "serve fellow citizens through policymaking." It brought to mind former Mayor Ed Garza's effort in 2004 to (if memory serves) "professionalize" San Antonio city council by raising their salaries. Just enough voters eventually consented in 2015. This is as bad an idea now as it was back then, regardless of jurisdiction. |
Mark DeCambre, MarketWatch Good Friday is next week and markets will be closed as per usual. However, what will be unusual is that the closure of financial markets in the U.S., and... |
Andrew Fillat & Henry Miller, Washington Examiner The current trend to deploy false, distorted, selective, and deliberately misleading information in pursuit of various objectives may be a more troubling contagion than COVID-19. We see it in traditional media with "journalists" who now view their role as the promotion of narratives rather than the… |
Seth Berenzweig & John Tamny, The Capitol Brief On this edition Seth Berenzweig of Berenzweig Leonard Law and John Tamny of Real Clear Markets discuss Big Tech back on Capitol Hill to discuss censorship. W... |
Ryan Detrick, LPL Financial Research Thursday, March 25, 2021 Top Story |
Various, HireAHelper Cities With The Most Self-Employed Workers |
Matthew Luzzetti, Deutsche Bank Group |
Richard Moody, Regions Bank |
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein, First Trust Advisors |
Ryan Detrick, LPL Financial Research Monday, March 22, 2021 Top Story |
Clifford Thies, AIER The O shaped recovery |
Daniel Bunn & Scott Hodge, CNN President Joe Biden said he hopes to have America nearly back to normal by July 4th. For that to happen, policymakers must continue to make progress on sparking a swift and sustainable economic recovery. |
Steven Greenhut, Reason Conservatives would no doubt use government differently than liberals, but libertarians have good reason to doubt that the results will be better. |
Nelson D. Schwartz, New York Times There is little evidence for a big jump in prices, but some economists and bond investors fear President Biden's policies could lead to inflation. |
Charlie Bilello, Compound Advisors 5 charts from the past week that tell an interesting story in markets and investing… |
Peter Coy, BBW Close to two-thirds say "saving as much as I can makes me feel happy and fulfilled." |
Ben Carlson, A Wealth Of Common Sense If the last year or so has taught us anything about U.S. government debt, it should be that we don't need to "pay" for more spending.The money is essentially created out of thin air by issuing mor |
Steve Goldstein, MarketWatch Inflation is set to surge just as the Federal Reserve thinks it will recede. |
Allison Schrager, City Journal The two major federal spending bills represent a big gamble. |
Christine Romans, CNN Happy Birthday, stock market bull. |
George Magnus, Project Syndicate China's new Five-Year Plan focuses on self-reliance more than any other since its reform and opening up began. But unless the government recognizes the limits of authoritarianism, top-down directives, and social control, it is likely to stifle innovation and fall far short of its ambitious development goals. |
Walter Olson, Reason A series of laws passed in the 1970s may have permanently hamstrung American infrastructure development. |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Fisher Investments Editorial Staff, Fisher Investments |
Christian Britschgi, Reason Would vaccine vigilantes be justified in stealing and distributing AstraZeneca doses locked up by order of the government? |
Laurent Belsie, The Christian Science Monitor In 2020, American entrepreneurs applied to start a record nearly 4.5 million new businesses, almost a quarter more applications than a year earlier. |
Sam Meredith, CNBC British economist and author of "Doughnut Economics" Kate Raworth believes it is simply a matter of time before the concept is adopted at a national level. |
Cullen Roche, Pragmatic Capitalism It's become popular during the last year to argue that "stocks only go up". And yes, it sure feels like that some times. |
John Cochrane, The Grumpy Economist The market is pricing in a higher probability of higher inflation. |
Aja Romano, Vox "Shrimp guy" Jensen Karp, outed as an alleged abuser, is the latest viral phenomenon to get Milkshake Ducked. But he won't be the last. |
Kalev Leetaru, RealClearPolitics The timeline below shows the percentage of monthly airtime over the past decade across CNN, MSNBC and Fox News that mentioned the minimum wage. After briefing bursting into the news as Congress debated including an increase to the minimum wage in its Covid-19 stimulus bill, the topic has quickly faded over the last few weeks. |
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