De Blasio: We’re Supposed to Be for 70% Tax Rate, Free College
What We Talk About When We Talk About Deaths of Despair
Analysis: America faces not one, but three different death crises
Since the turn of the millennium, the number of Americans dying from non-medical, self-inflicted causes—drug overdose, suicide, and alcohol-related illness—has exploded. AEI Report: Americans Are Getting Older and Dying Younger
A recent paper on American demographics bodes ill for the country's economic and social health.
The report by Lyman Stone, adjunct fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, finds that while the American population is becoming older, life expectancies of working-age people are declining. This trend, in tandem with the straining of the country's institutions, has serious implications for America's future. Warren’s Manufacturing Plan Echoes Trump’s ‘America First’
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) unveiled her "Green Manufacturing Plan" on Tuesday, touting an "economic patriotism" that promises to protect American workers from foreign encroachment on manufacturing. Workplace Overdoses on the Rise, New Study Says
Research highlights the link between the drug crisis and economic distress
The drug crisis touches every aspect of Americans' lives, with the workplace being no exception, a new study shows. American Fertility Once Again Hits Record Low
Analysis: age, cost, culture all play role
The average American woman can expect to have fewer kids today than at any point in at least the last half century, new data released Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show. Conservatives Rally Around Stephen Moore After 3.2% GDP Growth Report
Conservative leaders and organizations rallied around President Donald Trump's Federal Reserve nominee Stephen Moore on Friday after the U.S. Commerce Department announced the gross domestic product increased at a 3.2 percent annual rate during the first quarter of 2019.
Home Depot Co-Founder: ‘It Pains Me to See People In This Country Glorifying Socialism’
Study: $15 Minimum Wage Would Cause 400,000 New Crimes Per Year
Analysis rejects Obama CEA claim that higher minimum wage lowers crime
A $15 per hour minimum wage would lead to $2.4 billion in property crimes, a new paper released Monday argues. Job Openings Rise, Outnumber Unemployed by 1 Million
U.S. employers listed almost 7.6 million job openings in January, near the record high of 7.63 million in November, a sign that businesses are eager to hire more workers. 