Supreme Court Rules That States Can Force Online Retailers to Charge Sales Tax
In a 5-4 decision handed down on June 21, the Supreme Court cleared the way for states to force online retailers to charge...
Economics
Increasing Rents Driving Middle Class Out of Silicon Valley
Rents in Silicon Valley are becoming too high for many people to afford. ...
Read moreFinancial Analysts Predicting End of the Bull Market
Boom and bust is more a result of government-caused inflation than any action taken in the free market. ...
Read moreGold Depository Bypassing Federal Reserve Opens in Texas
The Texas Bullion Depository, a gold-backed bank that would allow depositors to store precious metals and bypass the Federal Reserve System, opened in...
Read moreSeattle Repeals Job-killing Head Tax One Month After Passing It
Just one month after Seattle voted unanimously to pass a head tax on businesses such as Starbucks and Amazon, the City Council repealed...
Read moreHigh-income Earners Leaving High-tax States
High-income earners in high-tax states such as New York, Illinois, and California are migrating to low-tax states such as Texas, Florida, Nevada, and...
Read moreU.S. Asks OPEC to Boost Production to Help Hold Down Oil Prices
The United States has asked OPEC producers to increase oil production by about one million barrels a day after Trump complained about “artificially...
Read moreNearly Half of San Francisco Bay Area Residents Plan to Leave
Forty-six percent of Bay Area residents surveyed said they are likely to move out of the area in the next few years, and...
Read moreU.S. Fiscal Outlook “Not Good,” Says Goldman Sachs’ Chief Economist
Financial expert John Mauldin believes that actions the Federal Reserve will likely take to deal with inflation from government overspending will soon cause...
Read moreEconomists Predict 800,000 People Will Leave New York and California Because of High Taxes
Economists Arthur Laffer and Stephen Moore are predicting that the new tax bill and high state taxes will cause 800,000 people to leave...
Read moreBoost to World Bank and China is “Departure” From Trump’s Vision
Despite President Donald Trump's “America First” campaign promises to rein in globalism in favor of Americanism, analysts on both sides say new reforms...
Read moreTrump Walks Back Pro-TPP Remarks, Touts Bilateral Deals
After suggesting last week that the U.S. government would seek to rejoin the sovereignty-shredding Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), President Donald Trump took to social...
Read moreNew Weekly Unemployment Claims Remain Below 300,000, Longest Streak Since 1967
Thursday's report that unemployment remains very low should be no surprise to those who understand how the capital system works, when it's allowed...
Read moreCBO Update: Trillion-dollar Deficits to Arrive Two Years Sooner
The latest report from the Congressional Budget Office about the state of the economy isn't apocalyptic. It just points the way. ...
Read moreSound Money Bill in Congress Would Define Dollar as Unit of Gold
Legislation introduced in Congress recently would define the U.S. dollar as a fixed amount of gold, a move that supporters say would help...
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