As co-blogger Jonathan Adler points out, the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently ruled, in Hall v. MeisnerThe government can’t seize $300,000.00 in […]
The following week’s The Reason RoundtableThe editors, Katherine Manguward, Matt Welch & Peter Suderman and Nick Gillespie discuss the sudden announcement by President Joe Biden […]
My previous posts criticised both the Biden Administration’s legal reasoning for President Obama’s student loan cancellation program and offered an alternate explanation. Experts believe these […]
The President Biden unveiled Wednesday his student loan forgiveness plan. His executive authority will allow him to cancel $20,000 worth of debt for borrowers making […]
6 Reasons Why You’re in Debt Debt is a debilitating, crippling cross to bear. It’s hard to imagine life without it, but the truth is […]
President Joe Biden’s proposed budget for 2023 includes more funding for security to counter Russian aggression, measures to reduce the deficit and to tax the […]
Ahead of the annual congressional scramble to piece together a federal budget—a process that will begin in earnest after President Joe Biden’s state of the […]
Casey Harper, The Center Square This week saw the national debt reach a new milestone. Experts are warning that if federal spending is not curtailed, […]
In October 2008, the US’s national debt surpassed $10 trillion. Mid-September 2017, the nation’s debt had risen to $20 trillion. It was so recent that […]
The most harmful pronouns have nothing to do gender identity. The problem is the unclear ‘we’ that are used in public policy discussions. These were […]
