Light at the end of the Tunnel? Pessimism still remains high, but there is hope. As James Freeman notes in the WSJ, the possibility of competent leadership is improving the national mood. It’s a little early to be confident about the trend regarding the sudden bump in the percentage of Americans saying the country is […]
“I’m Absolutely Delighted”
In my conversations with you, we talk about the chaos in Washington. Not with surprise but with relief. There’s a new sheriff in town. A lot of wrongs need to be undone. It’s going to take some time to get back to even. As an investor in times like these, in the words of Jack […]
END THE DOE: Is Trump about to Do the Impossible?
President Donald Trump has signaled that his administration is looking at ways to dismantle the Department of Education. Newsmax reports on the planning Trump’s advisers are doing, writing: President Donald Trump’s advisers are mulling executive actions to dismantle the Department of Education as part of a campaign by Trump’s close adviser Elon Musk and his […]
A Reckoning for “Woke” Employers?
The past few years have seen employees endure endless “sensitivity” trainings and DEI initiatives at companies. Will “woke” employers now face a reckoning? At the Cato Institute, Walter Olson discusses what the future may hold for companies that have pushed DEI. He writes: One of the central aims of President Trump’s executive order of January 21 is to declare […]
Mexico Folds to Trump, Canada Follows
Was it the shortest trade war in history? It took less than a full business day for Mexico and Canada to offer up concessions to President Donald Trump to avoid 25% tariffs. Trump himself announced the resolution with Mexico, posting on Truth Social: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Canada’s deal with the United States […]
Russia and China Tighten Grip on Arctic: A Warning to the West
Daniel Kiss, Thomas Grove, Vipal Monga, Austin Ramzy, and Roque Ruiz of The Wall Street Journal report that the Arctic is becoming a key geopolitical battleground, with Russia and China expanding military and economic presence. As sea ice melts, access to resources and shipping routes increases, intensifying competition. Russia leads in Arctic energy and infrastructure, […]
The Power of Ideas to Change History
Spirited Debate = Vitality, not Distress Setting the standard for conservatives of all varieties, Lee Edwards, a National Review contributor that began in 1958, and Jack Butler at NRO discussed conservatism shortly before Edwardes died this past December. NRO, was Edwards’s “favorite” publication. He requested that his interview be published in NRO pages. Jack Butler […]
Work to Make Money, Invest to Keep It
One of my favorite phrases from Dick Young is pretty simple. And if it were to be followed by retirees, they’d avoid a lot of heartache in their later years. When you’re in an upward-moving market, the general feeling is that it will continue. It’s the “wisdom of crowds” moment. Momentum investing can last months, […]
Ban on Pistol Sales to Adults Under 21 Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal ban on the sale of pistols to American adults under the age of 21 has been ruled unconstitutional by a U.S. appeals court. Newsmax reports: A decades-old U.S. government ban on federally licensed firearms dealers selling handguns to adults under the age of 21 is unconstitutional, a U.S. appeals court held on Thursday, […]
RFK Jr.: Authentic and Capable
In The Spectator, Ben Domenech, no real fan of RFK Jr., suggests that despite his qualms about RFK Jr., the nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services came off “as authentic and mounted capable defenses against the numerous accusations.” Domenech writes: My friend Dan Foster voiced a theory about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. today […]
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