This article was originally published in Newsweek. With talk of a “bull market” entering mainstream discourse, Americans should tread carefully. The U.S. economy may be showing signs of improvement, but it is still weaker post-pandemic than before it....
This article was originally published in the Wall Street Journal. Rather than ruminating, turn outward and engage with the world. We hear a lot about America’s mental-health crisis, and the crisis is real. But part of the problem is that we talk about it too...
This article was originally published in Real Clear Markets The debt ceiling is over—finally. But what was missing in all of the partisan bickering? Front and center should have been reduced spending, or at the very least a spending freeze—and it did occur to an...
This article was originally published in the Washington Times. In the United States, employers are still having a hard time finding the workers they need. This problem appears to be worst in the South. Recent analysis suggests that there are 2 million open jobs in the...
This article was originally published in the Washington Examiner. Every Memorial Day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our country. But it should also inspire us to ensure that those currently serving, and their families, aren’t...
This article was originally published in Des Moines Register. Gov. Kim Reynolds is working hard to grow Iowa’s economy. By following fiscal conservatism, lowering tax rates, and reducing barriers to occupational freedom, Iowa is becoming more economically competitive....