America is witnessing the biggest shift toward personal ownership in half a century.
For the first time in decades, a national program gives millions of children the chance to build real wealth before they even start high school. The choice before the country could not be clearer. Trump Accounts present
Tom Moran’s recent AL.com column, “Billie Eilish spanks the billionaires,” takes aim at Elon Musk and completely misses the real story. This isn’t about emotional outrage over big numbers on a Forbes list. It’s about
Let’s be clear: Chicago isn’t just flirting with economic suicide — it’s serving it up as policy.
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest “budget innovation” is a $21-per-employee corporate head tax on businesses with more than 100 employees — the
Marc Andreessen’s core point is timeless: the great franchises of technology start as products, not companies. That’s also the free market’s secret—originality emerges bottom‑up from builders solving real problems; command systems can only follow and copy.
Andreessen puts it plainly: “There are products that become companies, and then there are
For two decades, the global elite praised Latin America’s leftist “pink tide” as if it were the future of governance. Hugo Chávez, Evo Morales, the Kirchners, and their imitators promised prosperity through big government, central planning, and redistribution. What did it deliver? Rampant inflation, empty store shelves, collapsing currencies, and
Eastman Kodak—the company that once owned the word “photography”—told the SEC this week there is “substantial doubt” it can continue operating. That’s not spin. That’s an official “going concern” warning, the kind of disclosure companies make when the future looks like a short runway with no lift.
The stock plunged
Cue the fireworks and dot-com déjà vu—because what happened between late 1998 and early 2000 makes today’s yield panic look like amateur hour.
Let’s talk about the Nasdaq 100’s greatest bull run in modern history.
From September 1998 to January 2000, the index didn’t just rise—it launched into orbit. We’re
with credit to Katherine Boyle
The biggest threat to American prosperity isn’t foreign—it’s domestic. It’s a mindset. A bureaucratic allergy to progress.
Folks, let me lay it out plain and simple: we have a clash of worldviews. On one side, a bloated, risk-averse government trapped in a zero-sum loop—where progress
Time to rip off the Band-Aid, folks—China’s tech supremacy? Mostly hype, hollow stats, and a heavy dose of state-run smoke and mirrors. For years we’ve been treated to breathless claims that Beijing is on an unstoppable march to dominate the global economy. They’ve got the factories, the funding, the five-year
By Milton Friedman, as channeled for June 5, 2025
New York City, once the pulsing heart of American enterprise, is strangling under the weight of its housing crisis. Skyrocketing rents, vanishing vacancies, and a construction pace that limps behind demand threaten to choke the city’s vitality. The 2025 mayoral candidates,