Publications

The Conference Board's Index of Leading Economic Indicators is hinting at a recession in the near future, which would make selling Bidenomics to voters even more difficult.

The federal government owns or leases thousands of buildings, and a shockingly large percentage of them are sitting empty.  

The latest inflation uptick seems to prove, once again, Milton Friedman's connection between inflation and the money supply.

You know progressives are concerned about tax flight when even Massachusetts decides to cut state tax rates.

Instead of reversing policies that have caused grocery and department stores to flee Chicago, the mayor has decided the city will open its own grocery store.

Consumers are slowing their purchase of EVs, even as environmentalists and Democrats press consumers harder, backed by taxpayer dollars, to buy EVs. 

Iowa was once a leader in high individual and corporate income tax rates; now it's a leader in lowering those rates—and cutting spending.

States have a rainy day fund to call on in times of emergency, Washington needs a similar option. 

Millions of undocumented immigrants are crossing the border, which will vastly increase the number of uninsured in the country.

Governors create a fiscal record that can help voters decide who might make the most fiscally responsible president.