By Robert Romano It looks like President Donald Trump will just have to “check the [right] statutory box” and reimpose the reciprocal tariffs following the Supreme Court’s ruling striking down the President’s emergency tariffs from April 2025, effectively overturning Yoshida v. United States that had upheld President Richard Nixon’s across the board tariffs from 1971 […]

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By Manzanita Miller While Democrats are holding a 4.6-point lead in the generic congressional ballot — largely due to the fact that the breakeven point for when most Americans will feel an easing of inflation won’t be until late-2026 — there are signs voters aren’t happy with the […]

By Bill Wilson While the mainstream media and Democrats looking to snatch back power in the 2026 Congressional midterms would like to do everything they can to convince the American people the economy under President Donald Trump is in a dire state, public sentiment is shifting.    […]

By Robert Romano Now that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was successfully separated from all the other funding bills, the latter departments of which are now fully funded through Sept. 30, another partial government shutdown is underway as Senate Democrats again refuse to vote for the […]

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By Robert Romano “The reason that we couldn’t prosecute and wouldn’t was that, if we did… [Radford] could expose these highly confidential exchanges we were having to bring the war in Vietnam to a conclusion, and particularly the exchange in China… Yeoman Radford had all of this […]

By Manzanita Miller The rise in independent voters and what that could mean for both parties is something Americans for Limited Government Foundation has covered in detail, but the New York Times survey from Jan. 12-17 paints these shifts starkly when comparing to a Times survey released two weeks before the 2024 presidential […]

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By Robert Romano Consumer prices grew 2.4 percent the past 12 months in January and average weekly earnings grew 4.3 percent , according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics . Last month, it was inflation at 2.7 percent and earnings at 3.7 percent. That’s a significant improvement and certainly great news for the U.S. economy and households that are still struggling to break even from the inflation that began in […]