Debtors’ Prisons — Again
Debtors' prisons in the United States have been present for years. It's just that few know about them, except the victims. ...
Debtors' prisons in the United States have been present for years. It's just that few know about them, except the victims. ...
The world asks, "How can this be?" Faith answers. ...
First the Swiss and then the world. Soon every bank in the world will be a de facto IRS agent seeking to punish those with wealth. ...
The free market in health care services which is already in place awaits the pending collapse of ObamaCare, ready to provide those services at lower costs without the mandates....
The front page of Sunday’s New York Times led with a nearly 5,000-word essay by two journalists amping up the volume in the latest attack on the Second Amendment...
While statists in San Francisco, California, and Concord, Massachusetts, are determined to change people's behavior through force, the free market is quietly solving the plastic water bottle crisis. ...
Another surprise from ObamaCare: if you sign up for Medicaid you essentially will your home to the government when you die. ...
Since the shooting attack at Colorado's Arapahoe High School last Friday didn't fit the media's narrative, the story rapidly disappeared from view. ...
Senator Tom Coburn released his annual "Wastebook" highlighting egregious government spending. ...
Who will pull at the traces when everyone wants to ride in the wagon? The CBO reports that only four out of 10 taxpayers are pulling at the traces....
Bells ringing over the weekend in memory of Newtown will likely fail to galvanize much anti-gun fervor, at least for the moment. ...
Just when Ryan's compromise on the debt ceiling and the sequester cuts appeared headed for a quick Senate approval, along comes word that the Republicans will filibuster it. ...
The spending deal negotiated and promoted by Republican Paul Ryan gives up the sequester cuts, the only real leverage the Republicans had to reduce government spending. ...
The pension reform bill passed last week in Springfield, Illinois, is just another stall, delaying once again any real attempt at solving the state's $100-billion pension plan shortfall. ...
The bailout of General Motors served many purposes, but it most decidedly was no victory for American citizens or taxpayers, despite claims by the president and those in his...
The Walmart "reality" overrode the Washington, D.C. city council's distaste for the retail giant as 23,000 people applied for 800 jobs at its two new stores. ...
Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Roberto AzevĂŞdo announced on Saturday the successful culmination of days of difficult negotiations to arrive at the first unanimous agreement in the...
Buried in its "Fiscal Monitor Report" the International Monetary Fund pled its case for a "wealth tax" to be applied to everyone on the planet who owns anything. ...
Many of the lessons being learned the hard way in Detroit's bankruptcy will, unfortunately, have to be learned over and over again. ...
There is no bad news here to report: It's all good. Energy production in Texas makes it one of the world's top 10Â oil and gas producers. ...