The Most Important Lesson Learned from this COVID Pandemic
We must reduce government power to a bare minimum, or the next threat to our security will lead to an even greater loss of individual freedoms.
We must reduce government power to a bare minimum, or the next threat to our security will lead to an even greater loss of individual freedoms.
With inflation running at over 6 percent and interest rates on savings near zero, the Federal Reserve is delivering a negative 6 percent real (inflation-adjusted) return on trillions of dollars in savings. This is effectively expropriating American savers’ nest eggs at the rate of 6 percent a year. It is not only a problem in 2021, however, but an ongoing monetary policy problem of long standing. The Fed has been delivering negative real returns on savings for more than a decade.
Both Bloomberg and the cannabis industry publication Marijuana Moment now report that Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace is preparing to introduce new legislation ending the federal prohibition on marijuana.
The release of No Time to Die marks the end of Daniel Craig’s run as James Bond. Since embarking on this role in 2006 for Casino Royale, critics have hailed his movie’s more realistic take on Ian Fleming’s famous spy.1 And with blonde hair and a head the size and shape of a medicine ball and matching visage, Craig was certainly a vis
The Broken Constitution: Lincoln, Slavery, and the Refounding of America
Noah Feldman
Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2021, 368 pp.