Woke investment strategists were investing in…Russia
A growing fad among institutional investors is something called ESG – a strategy where customers’ money is put to work only in companies exhibiting a firm commitment to proper environmental,…
A prohibitionist law that’s still on the books
The United States ended its disastrous alcohol prohibition regime in 1933. But the tendrils of prohibition ran so deep that a few still survive today. Among them: a century-old federal…
Democrats go all-in on corporate welfare
As congressional Democrats weave their plans for a cradle to grave state, the Cato Institute’s Chris Edwards gives us several reasons why we should just say “no” to all that…
The ‘biggest organized fraud heist’ that plundered COVID relief
While portions of official Washington rub their foreheads trying to understand how hundreds of billions of dollars and tens of thousands of lives were wasted in Afghanistan, there’s a reminder…
Green jobs may not be the key to the middle class after all
Green jobs, the administration says, are going to be good, high-paying union jobs that will employ tens of thousands of people, all while helping the nation transition from fossil fuels…
Windmills Heading to the Landfill
Article from For Liberty by Norm Leahy. It’s all the rage among some governments to commit themselves (and their resident taxpayers) to carbon-free energy use. Within a decade, or two…
