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Avoiding the Next Nightmare

Big Labor's Big Test

Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine is another example of how emerging Europe countries have shown agency and leadership.

We must never take for granted the march of free­dom. AsHeritage President Ed Feulner showed in his 1998 book of thattitle, the line is never straight, and the walk is never easy. Infact, it can be very costly and fraught with setbacks anddisappointments.

Here are two pieces of news. Can you tell which is good and which is bad? 1. Economic growth in the coming months is expected to range between 3 percent and 4 percent. 2. Economic growth in the coming months is expected to be 0.7 percent. The answers might surprise you. The first sentence is actually bad news, because we're talking about the white-hot American economy. GDP grew 5.3 percent in the first quarter, so a drop back to 3 percent would represent a slowdown.

"Safe Sex": Time To Abstain

A Go-it-Alone Army

Economic Freedom & the "Fear of Committment"

‘The war in Ukraine would not be happening right now were it not, I believe, for an understanding between Beijing and Moscow.‘ Earlier this week I was in Seoul to host the international session at the 11th edition of the K.E.Y. Platform conference organised by Money Today Media, Korea’s largest business media outlet.   Not only […]

Social Insecurity