Reprinted from Law & Liberty The state is back. On the left and right, significant numbers of thinkers and voters in Western democracies are looking to government to solve our...

Summary AIER’s Leading Indicators Index fell thirteen points to a reading of 29, the lowest level since August 2020. The latest reading is well below the neutral 50 threshold and...

It has not been a good year for the Federal Reserve. The Fed has had a terrible record when it comes to forecasting inflation and GDP growth. Now it is...

Proponents of free markets often provide excellent economic arguments, but what about the moral argument for free markets vs. interventionist systems? What kinds of virtues can free markets encourage? Dr....

Reprinted from Inside Sources Even as Europe has been dealing with its hottest summer on record, it has been fearfully aware that it may face its worst winter since the...

Far from moderating, new data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis show that inflation picked up in June. The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCEPI), which is the Federal Reserve’s...

Reprinted from the Foundation for Economic Education Nine months after the Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann died at the end of a noose in Israel, a controversial but thoughtful commentary...

U.S. nonfarm payrolls added 528,000 jobs in July, well above the consensus expectation of 250,000, and the biggest gain since February. Private payrolls posted a 471,000 gain in July versus...

“California has some of the nation’s highest housing expenses, the most expensive gas, and the third highest overall cost of living.” That was the major premise of Isaac Lozano’s “Workers...

Who would have thought that it is possible to get funding to torch dried plants on a grill, for science! The results are now in a scientific journal, contributing insights...