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Memo To Britain: Tories Have Acted Like A Light Version Of Liberals And Could Be In For A Wipeout
In the 1980s Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher made a beleaguered Britain great again. The Conservative government today has done the opposite. There’s a big lesson here for the U.S.
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“The Hard To Employ”: Do People Ever Change?
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The U.S.’s Forced Sale of TikTok Is the Stuff of Third World Nations
TikTok beat the competition, yet its owners are supposed to sell their creation to those they beat?
Tennessee Could Follow South Carolina’s Lead With Cost-Reducing Reform
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This Deep-Sea Mining Company Will Sweep The Ocean Floor For Battery Materials—If It Doesn’t Go Broke First
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Focused on Deficits, the Great Thomas Massie Misses the Real Crisis
The crisis isn't a tomorrow concept, it's seen and unseen in the here and now.
Why Some Americans Are Renouncing Their Citizenship And Moving Abroad
Renunciations of U.S. citizenship is now at an all time high. The process is complex and requires careful planning and execution. But it can be done. Here's what to know.
Current Climate: New Roadmap For The EV Revolution
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Following The Data To Create A Blueprint For Post-Pandemic Student Recovery And Success
To know what works and what doesn’t in education, we must transparently measure and assess and report. The latest data shows Tennessee demonstrating real progress.
There’s No Such Thing As ‘Easy Money,’ There’s Just Production
To pretend that central banks are necessary to instigate or restrain inflation is to dream in non sequiturs.
China To Lead World In Equipment Spending For Mainstream Chip Plants
Taiwan, South Korea follow Asia-led ranking, according to SEMI
How AI Is Impacting Immigration Cases And What To Expect
It is imperative for immigration attorneys to prioritize the well-being of their immigrant clients by resorting to AI technology judiciously and responsibly.
Hayek’s Road To Serfdom An Inspiration For Argentina’s Reforms
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Summers: Inflation Reached 18% In 2022 Using The Government’s Previous Formula
Alternative measures of inflation that include borrowing costs account for most of the gap between the experts’ rosy pictures and Americans’ skeptical assessment.