In Seattle, people are losing patience with city leadership over the homelessness crisis, but the frustration is running in both directions: the city’s political, cultural, and academic elites are conducting their own revolt—against the people. Read More ›
Did you know there was no health insurance until 1930 and that 90 percent of today’s medical care did not even exist in 1950? Yet, health insurance has not evolved to match the innovation or the demand. On this week’s edition of “The Bill Walton Show,” economic author John Steele Gordon and I discuss how our antiquated health insurance system has utterly failed to keep pace with modern medicine, how our healthcare system became such a tangled, costly mess and where we can find simple, free market solutions. Read More ›
With a new year often comes anticipation and optimism. And this year the State of the Union address will be in front of a new Congress -- with a Republican majority in both the House and Senate.
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Given the current high level of risks in the U.S. economy and specifically the asset bubbles induced by the Fed, 2015 will be a very challenging year.
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The latest course from Prager University features George Gilder explaining why some countries are wealthy and flourishing, while others are poor and stagnant.
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