By: Phil Gramm and Jeb Hensarling – wsj.com – September 3, 2025 The central bank differs from other agencies in that the power to coin money belongs to Congress. The Constitution gives Congress the power to coin money and regulate its value. Congress, in fulfilling that delegated responsibility, created the Federal Reserve. In carrying out narrowly defined monetary policy, the Fed isn’t...

President Trump’s newly applied tariffs on low-value imports will cost U.S. consumers money, potentially costing him votes as inflation rises and public approval of his handling of the econom…

Exploring the decline of confidence in major institutions and the role of big business.

The uproar over the restaurant chain’s rebrand might appear trivial, but it carries a deeper significance. Source: Cracker Barrel and the Power of Conservative Boycotts

Explore how businesses betray customers through ‘woke’ policies and shifting costs.

A well-known American corporation that had been doing just fine suddenly embraces a sweeping redesign aimed to placate modern sensibilities.

President Trump has imposed a 15 percent tariff on most items in a trade agreement with the European Union, with pharmaceuticals excluded pending an ongoing U.S. investigation, but Trump is still p…

The president’s trade campaign is only beginning — and whether he will succeed remains an open question with great consequence for the U.S. economy.

The Orthodox Jewish community has faced relentless vandalism, discrimination, and unlawful treatment from their HOA and surrounding homeowners. Boca Raton, FL

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – July 20, 2025 Power shortages are coming thanks to wind and solar subsidies. Here’s how they distort energy investment. As we’ve been writing for years, the reliability of the U.S. electrical grid is in trouble. The Energy report projects potential power shortfalls in 2030, as 104 gigawatts of baseload power retire in the...