Three things British politicians need to remember.
Daily Analysis
More Dishonest “Poverty” Research that Doesn’t Measure Poverty
You can calculate a much higher poverty rate if you include people who aren’t poor.
A Glimmer of Common Sense on Gun Rights from the Czech Republic
The passive approach may be changing in some European nations.
In the French Presidential Election, Voters Should Pick the Socialist over the Socialist
The choice is between Tweedledee and Tweedledum.
The Most Emotionally Satisfying Argument for Trump’s Corporate Tax Cut
The whining of European socialists is like music to Mitchell’s ears.
Who Will Prevail in Sunday’s French Presidential Contest and Earn the Right to Preside over the Nation’s Decline?
The runoff may feature two pro-big government outsiders.
Was 1356 the Greatest Year in European History?
The benefit of losing an empire.
Europe’s Next Fiscal Crisis
It’s just a matter of time before Europe experiences another fiscal crisis.
Washington Can’t Permit EU-Led Open Season on U.S. Companies
Congress must step in and prevent EU bureaucrats from rewriting global tax rules.
José Manuel Barroso, the European Commission, Goldman Sachs, Corruption, and Cronyism
The expert practitioners of cronyism.