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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch outlines his vision for how America can succeed in today’s global economy by focusing on trade.
President Xi Jinping may be gathering unprecedented power in China—but perhaps it is more the flaring of a candle before it gutters.
There’s been a tremendous amount of research work on disability in recent years. For an ostensible research organization to bypass all of that and reflexively turn to tax increases and only tax increases is bizarre.
Here are three reasons why even non-gamblers should follow political betting markets, followed by the various ways this wagering occurs.
In the name of “affordable” loans, the White House is creating the conditions for a replay of the housing disaster.
Instead, much of the benefit the Obama plan goes to the lowest-income households, the Tax Policy Center analysis concludes.
Millions of Americans could find their health-insurance plans endangered if the Supreme Court rules this summer that President Barack Obama’s administration has broken the law in subsidizing them. Congressional Republicans should step up and solve the problem.
The Supplemental Security Income program needs greater focus on improving the life outcomes of children with disabilities, rather than simply meeting their material needs.
The American economy must be made more antifragile in that it should prosper from the messy disorder of the free enterprise system.
