The U. S. government just provided the public with much the same information Education Next (Ednext) shared with readers a year ago: A comparison of state standards in reading and math at the 4th and 8th grade levels...
Quantitative Easing (both I and II) has caused the monetary base—the sum of currency and bank reserves—to explode in the past three years, but has not resulted in similarly large increases in the growth of broader measures of the money supply such as M2...
Largely overlooked during last week’s news cycle was this small gem: Fannie Mae’s latest quarterly National Housing Survey, which contained the following bleak data...
The conventional analysis treats domestic and foreign issues as though they fall into separate silos, such that we tend to speak of the one without regard to the other...
Open up any principles of economics textbook written between the 1950s and the early (and maybe even late) 1970s, and the odds are high that it will say that the United States has a mixed economy...
Stepping out of his persona as a Guantanamo habeas lawyer, David Remes writes in with the following comments in response to my recent post on fears that Al Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula is working on refining ricin...
by Kori Schakevia Shadow Government (Foreign Policy)
Friday, August 19, 2011
America's Secretary of State gave a stunning interview this week, in which she defended the Obama administration's foreign policy choices and claimed that soft power was working to reshape America's image in the world...
