More Americans than ever expect their finances to worsen as inflation hits a 40-year high. Do you really need that extra car?

By: Daniel J. Pilla – nationalreview.com – March 21, 2022 There is little doubt that the Internal Revenue Service is groaning under the burden of administering the tax code, which now exceeds more than 4 million words (up from 1.4 million, in 2000). The question is whether the agency will collapse under the growing weight of its concomitant processing and...

By: Jerry Hendrix – nationalreview.com – March 17, 2022 How to correct decades of strategically unserious underspending For 30 years the United States has been fundamentally unserious about its national-security strategy, which was predicated on the assumptions that it had entered Immanuel Kant’s era of “perpetual peace,” that the nation was the lone superpower, and that it would remain so...

While people like Joe Biden remain firmly ensconced in their palatial estates, the working class continues to suffer from leftist policies.

Biden’s approval ratings and energy costs are the two numbers that have defined his presidency as it sputters into year two.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – March 6, 2022 American politicians are suddenly scrambling to ban the U.S. purchase of Russian oil, and the Biden Administration seems likely to go along. Too bad this is a largely symbolic gesture that ducks the main issue: whether to sanction all Russian energy exports. Oil and gas revenue makes up about half...

The Democrats will suffer historic losses in the November midterms.

Higher prices for basketballs, lipstick, pacemakers, and automobiles — brought to you by the U. S. Federal Reserve Bank, the Biden Administration’s Green Energy policies and Putin’s foreign policy.

By: Therese Shaheen – nationalreview.com – February  27, 2022 In Beijing, the two leaders stood together, in a show of diplomacy and convenience, against a common superpower foe. There are many unresolved issues between them, but it seems clear there is enough shared interest in holding the third power in check that the meeting was worth the risks. This may describe...

Inflation is a stealth tax on working people, retirees and other Americans who can least afford it. It’s a gut-punch to working-class Americans and dramatically changes their lives.