Big Tech has Big Problems, but More Regulation Will Only Hurt Consumers
If Big Tech becomes entrenched and protected from competition through regulation, the consumer’s power over them is diminished.
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The Obvious Contradictions of Politicians on Trade
The trade policies of both the USA and the EU seem to be based on the contradictory philosophy that unrestricted trade is beneficial within its bor
Trump Foreign Policy: Doing the Same Thing and Expecting a Different Result
President Trump, give all your “experts” a pink slip and start over with a real pro-American foreign policy: non-interventionism.
For Climate Interventionists, New Taxes are Only the Beginning
The climate interventionists won’t stop with a carbon tax. How do I know? Because they've said so.
“We Find Ourselves Back with Deja Vu” Jeff Deist on the US Housing Market
Today Jeff Deist joined Natasha Sweatte of RT to discuss the state of the US housing market.
About Civility...
We hardly should expect an America so wracked by politics to remain civil.
Fewer Guns, Less Crime? Not in Europe
The prevalence of civilian-owned guns in European countries varies widely from place to place. And it appears to bear little connection to homicide rates.
Intergenerational Conflict Will Get Worse
Cultural, economic, fiscal, and political fault lines in America today all bode ill for harmony between younger and older generations.
As Housing Prices Fall on West Coast, Even Red Zones Turn Against Trump
Maybe the Trump Bump has turned into Trump Dump in west coast housing with voters voting their falling property values.
The Coming Bankruptcy of the American Empire
No matter what, U.S. troops are coming home. Better it be our decision than that of our debt collectors.
