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By: Larry Kudlow
President Trump's leadership is based on an underlying principle that everyone seems to be overlooking. » Read More |
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Trump wants Mexico to pay for a border wall, writes Steven Kopits. But there's a better source of funding available. » Read More |
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Rising interest rates are only part of the problem for the stock market and the economy going forward, says Michael Pento. » Read More |
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The "Future of Politics," an Op-Ed series, investigates the "Trump effect" on policy, parties and future campaigns.
Celebrating Dow 20,000 distorts investor expectations, says investment chief Debra Silversmith.
President Trump's claims of massive voter fraud have his opponents distracted, and Jake Novak says that was the point all along.
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Grant Cardone advises young people to stop wandering now so they can wander more, and in better style, later.
It's time for the federal government to stop wasting money on "bridges to nowhere," says Prof. Edward L. Glaeser.
Even though Trump has never run a Fortune 500 company, he's trying to run the country like one, writes Vox's Matt Yglesias.
Team Trump gets away with so many whoppers because they embrace this one political truth, says Professor John Barry Ryan.
President Trump has effectively begun the process of killing one of Obamacare's greatest fantasies, says Jake Novak.
Congress can improve the solvency of Social Security without forcing those who can least afford it to bear most of the burden.
In his latest podcast, Chris Riback digs into why Trump's statement that "I have a no-conflict situation, because I'm president" is just wrong.
Kellyanne Conway, the "spin-master of Trump's muddy words," offers no value to journalists or their audiences, says professor Jay Rosen.
President Trump knows all the tricks of Corporate America—and that will help him avoid the pitfalls that Bush, Reagan and other Republicans before him faced, says Jake Novak.
Trump may be a dealmaker but in order to get anything done in Washington, he needs to understand these three things, says former US regulator Bart Chilton.
Trump administration's health care changes could bring higher costs and more confusion, says Jennifer Fitzgerald.
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