Globalization is transforming American society. As never before, the U.S. economy depends on international trade, the free flow of capital, and integration into the world financial system. International events affect domestic markets and institutions more than ever. Advances in communications, …
Mike Ramsey recently had a post discussing Congress power to regulate immigration under the original meaning of the Constitution. I largely agree with Mike, but would like to develop the argument a bit more. I should note that my argument …
Robert Nisbet’s The Quest for Community, published in 1953, was a vital component in the resurgence of an intelligent conservatism in America. When Nisbet wrote, the world was seemingly divided into two hostile camps. On the one hand, the …
The New York Times reports that many state tobacco bonds are technically in default. Many more are in deep trouble, and outright default may be just around the corner.
Good. Excellent. And not a moment too soon.
By way of …
Friedman’s Radicalism Grew with Age
1912 was the year the Titanic sank, Woodrow Wilson was elected, and Fenway Park opened. Well, at least we can be glad that one of those three things came to pass that year! But something …
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