Life, Liberty, Property
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Life, Liberty, Property #139: Fed Keeps Interest Rates ‘Mildly Restrictive, Even Modestly Restrictive’
In his address to the press, Chairman Jerome Powell sounded much more optimistic—or devoted to stomping on any signs of job growth for American workers.
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Life, Liberty, Property #138: Washington’s Millionaires-Tax Doom Loop
Proponents said the tax would hit less than half of 1 percent of the state’s population, about 30,000 households. Soon there will be much fewer such households, you can be sure.
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Life, Liberty, Property #137: Supreme Court Struggles to Balance Process and Justice
The fact that states have long engaged in tax foreclosures does not resolve the question of whether “just compensation” has to mean something other than “fair market value.”
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Life, Liberty, Property #136: Are the Fears About the Economy Justified?
Overall, the U.S. economy is not yet where it should be, though the doom talk today is overstated and politically motivated. What is most damaging about the mismatch between today’s economic myth and reality is the false conclusions about economic policy its advocates send.
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Life, Liberty, Property #135: The Great Battle Behind the Trump Tariff Case
The majority’s decision accords with the Court’s recent attention to its “major questions” doctrine and precedents, an ongoing effort to clarify the constitutional separation of powers under which the federal government is supposed to operate …
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Life, Liberty, Property #134: Make Housing Affordable Again: Unlock the Supply Side
[A]lthough some of the ideas Trump has offered are quite good, others would cause more government interference in the housing market and would not benefit those who wish to buy or sell a house.
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Life, Liberty, Property #133: Is Inflation Already Below 1 Percent?
The consumer price index (CPI) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is currently more than three times as high as the Truflation number, Crowdfund Insider notes.
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Life, Liberty, Property #132: A Potentially Historic Central Bank Reform
Warsh, a former member of the Federal Reserve Board, is seen as a safe choice for Fed chair because he is more hawkish on the U.S. dollar than any of his recent predecessors.
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Life, Liberty, Property #131: The Fraud Is Worse Than You Ever Imagined
U.S. taxpayers have been victimized by at least $36 billion and possibly as much as $3 trillion in fraud through federal government entitlement programs since 2020, an investigative report by The Center Square states. The higher number is far more than most sources have suggested in the past.
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Life, Liberty, Property #130: Will Economic Improvement Affect the Midterm Vote?
With all this good news, the regime media are desperately trying to spin it to cast doubt on the (conclusively proven) value of market-empowering reforms. Newsbusters reports on a typical example.
