Judging by its words and deeds, the Federal Reserve wants to see a weaker stock market as part of its effort to regain control over inflation. The Fed should be careful about what it wishes. A further significant weakening of the stock market from today’s level could help pave the way for a ...
You just turned 18. You haven’t registered to vote. You don’t know where or how to register to vote. Or, perhaps you live in one of the 22 states or the District of Columbia that have implemented automatic voter registration, and you don’t even realize you’ve already been opted-in. This ...
As the midterm elections draw closer, the divisions that exist within America are often on full display. Social media pages, radio and TV airwaves are frequently dominated by bitter discourse and withering political attacks. The concept of a unified America — a neighbor working ...
When President Joe Biden appeared to be looking for deceased Indiana Rep. Jackie Walorski to appear at a recent press event, it raised questions across the nation about the president’s mental fitness. But how did it play in Walorski’s home state? Hoosier Democrats don’t want to talk ...
National Farmer’s Day is October 12. As problems such as inflation and supply shortages persist across the country, Americans should take this day to recognize the farmers we rely on for our personal and national well-being. Inflation continues to touch every industry and facet of life in ...
On August 24, when President Biden, in conjunction with the Department of Education, announced his income-based student debt relief plan, the reaction from both sides of the political aisle was swift and contentious, with incendiary rhetoric deployed to politicize what is a multifaceted issue. ...
