Steven Mosher on the Increasingly Antagonistic U.S.-China Relations
The New American’s Steve Bonta interviews internationally recognized China expert Steven Mosher about U.S.-China relations. Back in 1979, Mosher was the first American social...
Economics
Japanese Are Buying U.S. Steel, But D.C. Doesn’t Seem to Care Much
The United States is spiraling toward a historic acquisition that will have far-reaching consequences for American industry and sovereignty — and the nation’s...
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House Committee Adopts Strategy to “Win America’s Economic Competition” With the CCP
The House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on Tuesday adopted “policy recommendations...
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“Silent Recession” Impacting Americans
With holiday spending in the United States to be an expected $957.3 billion, driving what appears to be a growing economy, most Americans...
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Dr. Michael Rectenwald: Libertarian vs. Authoritarians
Dr. Michael Rectenwald, once an avowed Marxist professor at New York University, has become a notable figure in the “red-pilling” movement. His outspoken...
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Thanksgiving Costs Soared to Historic Heights
In the midst of the holiday season, a cloud of economic discontent looms over the festivities. This traditionally joyous time of year, filled...
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New IRS Rule Targets Working Americans Using Digital Payments
As the IRS kicks off the 2023 tax filing season, a recent Government Accountability Office (GAO) report reveals that for the first time,...
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Government’s EV Push Designed to Destroy Personal Transportation
A recent report from the Texas Public Policy Foundation reveals that the real cost of fueling an electric vehicle would amount to $17.33...
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Survey: Consumer Inflation Expectations Spike as Americans Struggle
Are Americans better or worse off under a Joe Biden presidency? For many, the determining factor is the state of their pocketbooks. According...
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White House Announces Proposed “Junk Fee” Rule
The White House announced a proposed rule on Wednesday that is intended to prohibit businesses from hiding junk fees while ostensibly bringing down...
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Are Gaetz and Co. the Rebels America Needs?
This week, a small group of Republicans made history by firing the speaker of the House of Representatives. The event was triggered and led...
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Will This Funding Crisis End Differently?
In years past, there have been multiple government shutdowns — and threats of even more. The script has always been more or less the...
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Cameron Hamilton: For Limited and Accountable Government
The federal and even certain facets of the local governments have grown exceedingly large and intrusive in the daily lives of Americans. As...
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Congressional Committee Passes Bill to Ban CBDCs
The House Financial Services Committee recently passed anti-CBDC (central bank digital currency) legislation out of committee. H.R. 5403, the “CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act,”...
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House Committee Passes Anti-CBDC Bill
The House Financial Services Committee has been busy of late. On Wednesday, September 20, no fewer than 11 separate pieces of legislation were...
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