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In the wake of the 2008 Financial Crisis, former chief economist of the IMF Simon Johnson warned that the same dysfunctional policies he saw in his basketcase banana republics had taken hold in the United States.
The Sound Money Defense League and Money Metals Exchange are proud to announce the inaugural Sound Money Fellowship--a new program designed to foster advanced research in the field of sound money.
If we want social / economic renewal, we have to make it straightforward for anyone willing to adopt the values and habits of "thrift, prudence, negotiation, and hard work" to climb the ladder to middle class security.
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich and I both make videos about economics.
"The greatest tyrannies are always perpetrated in the name of the noblest causes."--Thomas Paine
September has historically been the worst month for U.S. stocks -- but not this year
As human civilization has evolved, one thing has remained constant; change...
"Woke" people claim that they want to wake up racial and sexual minorities to the way they are being discriminated against. Because of past and present exploitation, blacks and other "protected" groups are not getting what rightfully belongs
With equity markets, real estate, and other financial asset values at or near all-time highs, that small minority of citizens who primarily benefit from the Wall Street economy have never been more well-off in financial terms, at least on paper.
In the 1970s when I served in the congressional staff and in the 1980s when I served in the executive branch, there was still some intelligence in the US government, with the exception of the Federal Reserve, where there has never been any intelligen
A Shocking New Survey Has Discovered That Only 23 Percent Of Independents Think The Economy Is On The Right Track
A short time ago, one of your respective authors was driving back to his home in the sticks after a busy day tending to business matters in the city. In a small town on the way, a familiar sight was on the curb in front of a neighborhood house.
One of the first things I didn't do that many of my friends did just after we graduated from college was buy a new vehicle.
August 15, 1971. It marked one of the most significant events in US history, yet most people know nothing about it…
How does one effectively oppose socialism? How about by not agreeing with it?
"Imagine if you will, a situation in which the economy of a nation is overdue to experience an economic collapse of epic proportions, but remains endlessly at the brink. Every day, a collapse is more likely, yet the economic house of cards remains
It is incredibly sad to watch the U.S. economy slowly but surely come apart at the seams all around us.
In this thought-provoking video, Shahid Bolsen exposes the truth about the US political system, revealing how corporate power and economic imperialism have hijacked democracy.
Whenever you have this winner-takes-all system and political corruption unfolds, the LEFT is not seeking to govern the nation; they are seeking to oppress all opponents.
Until recently, most of us welcomed innovation, but something changed. And now a huge number of people are anxious and fearful about the same tech companies they once trusted.
"The future's becoming muddled. The lines of vision are narrowing. But now they're desperate. All paths lead into darkness." – Frank Herbert – Dune
If Everything Must go Through an Online Banking or Credit Card Process, Then You Have Just Lost Virtually all Control Over What You Buy
Inflation is the single biggest threat to your financial well-being.
Socialists and other leftwingers support taxation of the income and wealth of the well off. They say that they want to promote "equality" and "social justice," but in fact they are motivated by envy.
The US Federal government is projected to spend about $6.5 trillion (23% of US GDP in 2024).
Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff has cautioned about the U.S. dollar index falling substantially, "triggering a U.S. dollar crisis, crashing the economy, and sending consumer prices and long-term interest rates soaring."
Pretend, for a moment, that it's 1971 and you're President Richard Nixon (admittedly disturbing fantasies, but bear with me).
The Libertarian Party was assembled in 1971 and has proven throughout its history to be a resoundingly-unsuccessful third-party venture in American politics.
Here is a 2015 Stanford analysis of the impact of venture capital backed companies.
Former President and current Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump recently renewed his criticisms of the Federal Reserve.
