Power & Market

The U.S. has gone fifty years without a draft. But the war in Ukraine shows us that conscription is still a threat to liberty. 

The notes to the Fed’s Financial Statements read like a disclaimer at the end of an Rx drug commercial.

Yesterday we reviewed the Fed’s Statement of Operations finding many peculiarities such as: a $16 billion capitalized loss, $2 billion spent by the

In 2021 there were over 23,000 people employed by the Federal Reserve System. Last year nearly $4 billion went to salaries and benefits and another $1 billion into the pension plan.

With the stroke of Gov.

Sound money advocates are rejoicing as House Bill 1718, the Arkansas Legal Tender Act has become the law in the Natural State.

One of the most dishonest headlines of the week goes to

Dr.

Every form of insurance that the state touches dies. 

Recently, the Fed raised interest rates by 0.25 percent