7 Best Oil and Gas Stocks to Buy Now
Although renewable energy is making inroads, the global economy still relies on petroleum products. This week Norway approved the development of 19 oil and...
Sauer: Kanter and Khan Antitrust Crusade Riddled With Conflicts of Interest
“Two years ago, President Joe Biden laid out his administration’s antitrust agenda, a plan he claimed would promote competition and the “welfare of workers, farmers,...
Mises: Money Supply Growth Falls to Depression Era Levels
Ryan McMaken at Mises Institute has a new article out with an analysis of money supply. Two separate measures of money supply, TMS and M2 both indicate historic...
Wisconsin Republicans Pass Plan to Cut Income Taxes by 15% on Average
Income taxes would be cut across the board by $3.5 billion under a plan passed Thursday by Republicans who control the Wisconsin Legislature’s budget-writing committee, a...
As Fuel Taxes Plummet, States Weigh Charging by the Mile Instead of the Tank
Evan Burroughs has spent eight years touting the virtues of an Oregon pilot program charging motorists by the distance their vehicle travels rather than...
California’s New Budget Covers $32 Billion Deficit While Extending Tax Credits for Film Industry
California lawmakers approved a $310.8 billion budget on Tuesday that closes a nearly $32 billion budget deficit while also extending a lucrative tax break for...
8 New Taxes Retirees Face
After you’re done working, you can expect to pay retirement taxes when you reach certain ages and milestones. These can occur as you withdraw...
Top U.S. Banks Raise Dividends After Sailing Through Fed Stress Tests
U.S. banks including JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N), Wells Fargo (WFC.N), Goldman Sachs (GS.N) and Morgan Stanley (MS.N) hiked their third-quarter dividends on Friday after sailing through the Federal Reserve’s annual health...
This Safety Net for the Elderly and Disabled Comes With Strict Rules on Savings
A federal program for low-income elderly and disabled individuals — known as Supplemental Security Income — includes savings limits for beneficiaries that have largely not been...
What Supreme Court Ruling Against Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Could Mean for the U.S. Economy
The Supreme Court struck down the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness plan Friday. While the bombshell ruling will undoubtedly be a blow to borrowers who had hoped — perhaps even...