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America's debate over water is becoming a familiar story, unfortunately, its a horror story. Competing interests take legitimate concerns and turn them into opposing camps with divisive words and behaviors. Data centers are portrayed as reckless water hogs. Agriculture is sometimes treated as an outdated industry unwilling to adapt. Industrial users are cast as threats to communities and the environment.

Democrats Want to Take the American Dream From You Small business owners in New York sued the Mamdani regime for using taxpayer dollars to compete against them, threatening the American Dream.

The empty husks of malls litter American suburbia, and reformers from Tallahassee to Olympia, Washington, have put a lot of stock into a seemingly clever idea: turn the vacant lots and empty storefronts into something useful. Such legislators are part of what’s known as the YIMBY movement, short for “yes in my backyard,” whose mission is to build more housing. In this case, that means turning today’s dead malls into tomorrow’s mixed-use neighborhoods. Read Full Article »

Eight times a year, financial America stops to listen to the Federal Reserve. Traders watch the clock. Television networks interrupt regular programming. Economists parse individual words in the Federal Open Market Committee's statement. Minutes later, the Fed chair faces reporters, and markets react to whether a phrase sounded more "hawkish" or "dovish" than expected. One could easily conclude that American monetary policy is conducted eight afternoons a year. It is not.

Eight times a year, financial America stops to listen to the Federal Reserve. Traders watch the clock. Television networks interrupt regular programming. Economists parse individual words in the Federal Open Market Committee's statement. Minutes later, the Fed chair faces reporters, and markets react to whether a phrase sounded more "hawkish" or "dovish" than expected. Read Full Article »

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n their new book, Austrian Economics: An Introduction, Christopher Coyne and Abigail Hall, both professors of economics, offer a concise, accessible volume with a humble title that fills a major gap in the literature for those curious about the Austrian school of economics. Recognizing that the Austrian school often carries baggage and can be a source of confusion, the authors immediately clarify what it is not.

Editors Committee to Unleash Prosperity September 9, 2026 We are repeatedly told that the rich hoard all the wealth and income in America and that socialist Europe has a more equal society. That’s the argument of the Democrat Socialists. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments

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