COVID-19 is many things – disruptive, deadly, widespread, and more. But it’s also a hyperactive catalyst that’s accelerating existing trends at warp speed.

See, several slow-moving sea changes were already underway. But in this pandemic, they wound up picking up the...

COVID-19 has stirred up another national debate, this time about voting. To mail or not to mail, that is the question.

Democrats want mail-in voting nationwide, which is unprecedented. They cite safety as the reason.

President Trump says voting must be in person beca...

Perhaps one of the reasons more individual stimulus hasn’t breezed through Congress yet is the fact that people were making more being laid off than working.

According to the Labor Department, 31 million people received unemployment benefits in June. That includes s...

In the second quarter this year, 75 U.S. companies with more than $50 million each in liabilities filed for bankruptcy. Only the first quarter of 2009 saw more filings, according to Bloomberg data that goes back to 2003. In total, 126 firms have filed for bankruptc...

Two economic unknowns are here.

One is what to do about the national debt. The other is what to make of Joe Biden’s tax positions. In many ways, the potential results of each situation look bleak.

Record Debt

At the end of June, the national debt stood at $26.5 trilli...