The current controversy over Senator Josh Hawley’s (R-Mo.) Copyright Clause Restoration Act of 2022 has exposed a national fault line, but not the one widely being discussed.
The real debate is over power,...
Socialism is rightly feared as a critical danger to human freedom and flourishing. There is, however, an underappreciated and equally grave menace to free enterprise today: fake capitalism.
Fake capitalism results when a...
U.S. economic growth slowed to a 2 percent annual rate in the third quarter of the year, the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis reports:
Q3 2021 (adv)
+2.0%
Q2 2021 (3rd)
+6.7%
Real gross domestic product (GDP)...
Writing at Law & Liberty, Boise State University political science professor Scott Yenor posits that school choice won't suffice to root out corruption in the nation's K-12 education system.
"School choice advocates are...
The economic news is positive once again and likely to continue next week.
The Week That Was
Most economic indicators confirm the economy experienced a sharp acceleration in March. Moreover, soaring new orders indicate...
Heartland Institute Policy Advisor Sandra Stotsky recently spoke about the current movement to replace the traditional teaching of American history with a progressive-Left concentration on race and gender.
Stotsky, a former senior associate...
(This article was originally published in the December 2020 issue of Chronicles, A Magazine of American Culture. Republished with permission.)
Prominent figures on the intellectual and political right are increasingly questioning the superiority...
The U.S. economy grew by an annual rate of 33.1 percent in the third quarter of the year, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported today.
The growth in the economy in July through September was greater than the record-breaking 31.4 percent decline in the second quarter. The quarterly growth nearly doubled the previous post World War II high of 16.7 percent in 1950.
The proposed Illinois “Fair Tax” would reduce the state’s economic output, cost 566,000 jobs, reduce housing values, and drive 1.4 million people to leave the state, a new study finds.
