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The government wants to subsidize child daycare. Like other demand-side subsidies, this is only going to drive up prices even more.

Apr 18, 2024

Subsidizing demand won’t fix real problems

The Biden administration recently announced an initiative to cap child care copay expenses for approximately 100,000 low-income working families in the United States. Instead of paying set fees, those families will pay 7% of whatever their total income is as a copay for the government-subsidized daycare program. The program also hopes to fully cover all…

Biden claims China is subsidizing the steel and aluminum industry to undercut American products. He isn't the only one calling for higher tariffs.

Apr 17, 2024

‘They’re cheating’: Biden wants to triple tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum

President Joe Biden wants to triple tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum. He claims cheap Chinese exports are undermining American products.  China is the No. 1 producer of the two metals worldwide. The White House said the nation is not only “dumping” products on the market that are “among the world’s most emissions-intensive,” but subsidizing…

Apr 17, 2024

Renewable energy plan in Alaska could disturb thousands of acres of nature

Alaska’s wilderness is teeming with wildlife, as bears, moose, elk, and many more species all call this region home. However, beneath this vibrant ecosystem lies an extensive supply of metals, one that will require disturbing thousands of acres of nature to access. The White House is expected to step in and put an end to…

A new poll asking about Americans' taxes revealed misconceptions about how much the top 1% contributes to total federal income tax.

Apr 11, 2024

Poll reveals Americans’ misconceptions on income tax for top 1%

A new poll asked Americans how much they thought the top 1% of taxpayers account for in total federal income tax paid. The poll found that most Americans want the rich to pay more in taxes but also revealed that Americans have a misconception in how much the top 1% actually pays. The top 1%…

Developing countries might seem to enjoy a natural demographic advantage over the developed world, but that advantage carries risks.

Apr 10, 2024

The trouble with ‘good’ demographics

Declining birth rates throughout much of Western Europe and America, and in other developed nations like Japan, have alarmed social scientists. Concern is most acute in nations where a shrinking workforce will be expected to pay for the rising costs of a much larger retiring population. But on the opposite end of this spectrum, rapid…

Analysts are scratching their heads trying to figure out why gold is breaking records right now — but it's not the only commodity on a tear.

Apr 09, 2024

Gold isn’t the only commodity surging. It could bring bad news for inflation.

Analysts are scratching their heads trying to figure out why gold is on a tear right now. The commodity hit another record high Tuesday, April 9, ahead of Wednesday’s inflation report and the release of the Federal Reserve meeting minutes, where investors get a behind-the-scenes look at what the Fed is thinking in terms of cutting…

In a year where Americans are anxiously waiting for interest rates to drop, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns rates may go even higher.

Apr 08, 2024

Jamie Dimon warns of higher interest rates, recession and AI taking jobs

In a year where Americans are anxiously waiting for interest rates to drop, the CEO of the world’s largest bank warns rates may go even higher than they are today and don’t count out a recession. There are two CEOs in this country whose annual letters to shareholders are more widely anticipated than the rest:…

The U.S. Federal Reserve is not being restrictive enough, and its rhetoric does not match the reality of its actions or policies.

Apr 08, 2024

Federal Reserve policy should be more restrictive

The American economy is booming, with high GDP growth, record-low unemployment, and wage gains for median workers. Over the past few quarters, U.S. economic growth indicators have consistently outperformed official projections. But the U.S. Federal Reserve recently conceded that its policies might be too restrictive, hindering the full potential of the U.S. economy, which the…

Germany is the economic staple of modern Europe. What will happen as Germany declines in a post-American world?

Apr 05, 2024

Germany in a post-American world

Germany today is celebrated as the indispensable economic and industrial power of modern Europe. But like many advanced nations, Germany faces demographic decline in the coming decades, which could threaten Germany’s economy and — consequently — the economies of Europe and the world. Straight Arrow News contributor Peter Zeihan predicts a German economic collapse as…

After a deadly bridge collapse in Baltimore the debate over who should pay the damages is underway.

Apr 04, 2024

As costs soar, who foots the bill for Baltimore bridge collapse?

The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, which killed six people in Baltimore, could see insured losses between $2 billion to $4 billion. The figures could make it “the most expensive marine insured loss in history.” However, who will pay and how much depends on who is asked. President Joe Biden, who is scheduled to visit…

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