In the 1970s, everybody, even small children knew that a cola was a soft drink, a treat you would like, but could do without. A COLA, or cost of living...

Sales of existing homes decreased 7.2 percent in February, to a 6.02 million seasonally adjusted annual rate. Sales are down 2.4 percent from a year ago. Sales in the market...

The following is a recent discussion between US Congresswoman Lisa C. McClain, Northwood University Economics department chair Dr. Dale C. Matcheck and Dr. Timothy G. Nash, director of the McNair...

At this week’s meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), monetary policymakers revised up their projections of inflation. The move was to be expected. Prices have grown much faster...

By Aaron KleinThe Superbowl is America’s most-watched television event of the year and this year the sector with the most advertising was crypto. The crypto ecosystem of digital money (e.g.,...

By Savannah Sly, Tarah Wheeler A bird flies past the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, March 17, 2022. (Pool/ABACA via Reuters Connect) In recent weeks, a misguided legislative...

By Simeon K. Ehui, Kanta Kumari RigaudMigration linked to climate change—often presented as a devastating picture of the plight and flight of vulnerable Africans—is becoming a daily feature on the...

By Dany Bahar, Chris Parsons, Pierre-Louis VezinaAs we see the Russian invasion continue, all of us are witnessing the fastest-growing refugee flow in modern history. As we write these lines,...

Russia is not the only country turning to the yuan. Beijing is in talks with Saudi Arabia to begin purchasing oil with their own currency opposed to the USD. Saudi...

Germany is repeating its past mistake from 1938 when Hitler authorized the Gun Control Act that banned “enemies of the state,” such as liberals and Jews, from owning firearms. A...