Thirty years ago this week, President Bill Clinton signed the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) into…
Debates over the purpose of education rarely stay rooted in educational principles. Researchers and publications, The Daily Economy included,…
Chronic absenteeism is defined as a student missing 10 percent of classes, roughly 18 days in a typical school…
In a 2021 AIER essay, “Liberating Yourself from Faucism,” I wrote: “The issue isn’t Anthony Fauci’s failings. The problem…
The dispute between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Stanley Druckenmiller is more important than a technical disagreement over Treasury…
On July 11, Congress passed the Twenty-First Century ROAD to Housing Act, a rare display of bipartisan action aimed…
Many years ago I came into the habit of offering (and taking) bets on absolutely everything. Conversationally, it could…
Prices resumed rising in July, and this time energy had nothing to do with it. The Personal Consumption Expenditures…
Major news outlets and publications have devoted significant attention to the rise of “post-liberalism,” a political and ideological movement…
Hours after the trade negotiations collapsed and the United States imposed a 50-percent tariff on roughly $20 billion worth…