Rise in Consumer Sentiment Bodes Well for Trump’s Reelection
Consumer sentiment in October beat forecasters expectations and sets the stage for Trump's reelection next year. ...
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Consumer sentiment in October beat forecasters expectations and sets the stage for Trump's reelection next year. ...
The expansion of red flag laws portends ultimately the death of the Second Amendment. ...
A decision by the Bureau of Land Management to allow “up to” 37 natural gas or oil wells to be leased on government property in California has raised the...
Pelosi’s fears are being realized: impeachment threats are driving both money and independents to Trump’s camp. ...
Following a disastrous week for the Democrats, Hillary Clinton seems to be offering herself as the “default” candidate to take on President Trump in a rematch next November. ...
Biden turns 78 next month. If elected president in November 2020 he’ll be just two weeks away from turning 79. The math is daunting: only three U.S. presidents have...
Friday’s jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics confirmed that the U.S. economy remains strong and robust, employing record numbers of Americans and paying them more than ever....
None are so blind as those who refuse to see: Longer car loans are an invitation to disaster. ...
Commentary from establishment economists such as Moody’s Mark Zandi may be safely ignored by those seeking an accurate picture of the U.S. economy: steady, performing at a high level,...
When the FBI released its 2018 Crime Statistics on Monday, the silence from the anti-gun, anti-Second Amendment mainstream media was deafening. ...
It's showtime: China is having a 70th anniversary parade featuring numerous pieces of military equiomwn — and just in time, too, as China's economy continues to falter. ...
Most of the "sinkhole" states with the most red ink are blue. But should we be surprised? ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is walking a tightrope with a new interest rate cut, and he says the Fed “doesn’t know” what they will do in the future....
Venezuela’s Marxist dictator, Nicolás Maduro, has relaxed some of the more debilitating of his economic policies. That relaxation is already leading to economic revival in the country’s cities. ...
NPR expected to show that Trump’s tariffs were costing consumers hundreds if not thousands of dollars. Imagine their surprise when they learned they aren’t. ...
Ahead of the trade talks scheduled for October, China’s economy continues to weaken while America’s gets stronger. ...
Thanks to Beto O'Rourke's anti-gun outburst, all Democrats dissemblng about their anti-gun intentions have been exposed. ...
Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) is pushing Pelosi to the limit. He wants to impeach the president. She wants to keep her Democrat majority in the House next November. ...
People were shocked. The president wasn't shocked. The tariff wars are following standard negotiating tactics and protocol taught by the Harvard Law School. ...
The main difference between Madoff's Ponzi scheme and Social Security is people with guns and badges enforcing participation in Social Security. ...