Food-Stamp Growth May Be Behind the Midwest’s Flip to Trump
There are some big differences between states when it comes to how much food-stamp use has increased, and it's likely a factor in the 2016 election.
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State Regulators Deny the Homeless a Free Meal
You want to give free food to the homeless? "Too bad," say regulators who'd rather people get no food than "unapproved" food.
Will San Diego Help End the NFL’s Addiction to Taxpayer Money?
Will team owners get smart and begin to embrace multi-use, privately funded sports stadiums?
Austrian Student Scholars Conference — Feb. 24–25, 2017
Grove City College will host the 13th annual ASSC. Open to undergraduate and graduate students. Register Now.
Four States Vote to Punish Low-Skilled Workers With Minimum Wage Hikes
Recent minimum wage increases will both increase the cost of living and limit employment for low-skilled workers.
Week in Review: November 19, 2016
In Europe, politicians continue to try to come to grips with both Brexit and Trump's election.
Mainstream Media Goes Full McCarthyite
Whenever you disagree with anybody, don't debate ideas, go right into name calling.
Why the Dollar Remains the World’s Reserve Currency
The dollar will remain the world's reserve currency so long as other governments are happy to keep propping it up.
India’s Long Road to Growth
India serves as a striking example of an emerging market that has overcome the shackles of protectionism.
Markets May Tell Us More than the Pundits
Pundits like Paul Krugman have become true masters of wildly incorrect speculation.
