The modern American right could stand to gain from the insight of Richard M. Weaver. Weaver, a twentieth-century conservative of the Southern tradition, perceived the dangers of radical ideologies as ...
The twentieth century saw the American South transformed from widespread poverty into market-driven economic dynamism.
Washington responded to two crises with extraordinary monetary and fiscal interventions. Why did COVID-era stimulus produce ...
The Trump administration calls economic isolation a weapon against Iran and a recipe for prosperity at home. Protectionism is ...
Even though the Fourth of July is officially in the rearview mirror now, the country is still basking in the glow of Two-Hundred-And-Fifty. The United States declared independence 250 years ago.
Congress rejected constitutional alternatives in favor of remaking a nation. Abroad, as at home, lawmakers cannot manufacture preferred social outcomes simp ...
With house prices moderating across much of the US, industry professionals and commentators are now beginning to talk about “housing oversupply” in certain markets. Media outlets and trade groups have ...
The Social Security Trustees’ annual report delivered another warning last week: the program’s finances have deteriorated further, insolvency is approaching sooner, and demographic changes are mostly ...
Compare that to the reception of recent VFX-heavy blockbusters, where armies of digital artists are employed to create spectacles, at grand scale but without stakes. The audience disconnects. We know ...
The Trump Administration’s initial demand for renegotiating the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) includes an opening position that vehicles covered by the deal be composed of at least 50 ...
Why did the American Revolution succeed while the French Revolution failed? It’s an excellent question that comes up almost every time anyone lectures on either — or both — of these fateful events.
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