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Still a Bottomless Pit IV
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Oct 15, 2017 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy 
Why isn’t this figure newsworthy?
Category: The Economy
Still a Bottomless Pit III
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Dec 30, 2016 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
Why isn’t this figure newsworthy?
What’s the Deal with a $15 Minimum Wage?
by Dr. Tracy C. Miller
by Dr. Tracy C. Miller on Apr 20, 2016 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
More money, fewer jobs.
Hey, Bernie, the Robots Are Coming!
by Tom Purcell
Democrat presidential candidate Bernie Sanders thinks he can wave a magic government wand, impose lots of new taxes and government programs and make the world grand. Reality has another notion. Take the minimum wage. Bernie says he’ll raise it to $15 an hour, more than doubling it. If I worked at a fast-food restaurant for […]
Falling Oil Prices and the Future of the World Economy
by Dr. Tracy C. Miller
by Dr. Tracy C. Miller on Feb 12, 2016 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, The Economy
Oil prices are important in high-income and developing countries.
A Case for Catholic Education
by Randal Agostini
by Randal Agostini on Feb 01, 2016 in Education, Evangelization, Featured, Government & Politics, The Economy
The National Catholic Educational Association paints a bleak picture for Catholic education in America. There are currently only 6,568 Catholic schools remaining in the USA. During 2014 an additional 88 schools closed or consolidated, while only 27 new schools opened. About 2 million students attend Catholic schools, of which 328,000 plus are non-Catholic. This is […]
Still a Bottomless Pit II
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Oct 18, 2015 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
Isn’t this number newsworthy?
Obama’s National Prayer Breakfast Remarks
by Dr. Gary Scott Smith
by Dr. Gary Scott Smith on Feb 12, 2015 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice, The Economy, The Social Order
We lack the will to alleviate many of society’s ills.
Has the President Exceeded His Authority on Immigration?
by Dr. John A. Sparks
by Dr. John A. Sparks on Jan 30, 2015 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
Twenty-four states say Yes, he has.
Illegal Immigration
by Sylvain Charat
by Sylvain Charat on Jan 29, 2015 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice, The Economy, The Social Order
Is Europe Losing Control of its Borders?
Assessing Piketty’s “Capital in the Twenty-First Century”
by Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson
by Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson on Jan 16, 2015 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, The Economy
His mistakes are fundamental and pervasive.
A Future Fraught with Tension
by Ken Connor
The impending retirement wave of Baby Boomers and its impact on American society is something that the Center for a Just Society has been discussing for several years. The issue of a rapidly aging society combined with a rapidly shrinking worker base may not be a sexy topic, but it’s an extremely important one that […]
Super-Amnesty Will Turn Every City into Detroit
by Daniel Greenfield
by Daniel Greenfield on Nov 19, 2014 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice, The Economy
America will be a more dangerous and poorer place.
Still a Bottomless Pit
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Nov 04, 2014 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
Shouldn’t this figure be newsworthy?
Homes for Those Without a Place
by Zachary Gappa
The idea of home, of a sense of place, is a vital thread in conservative thought. It’s crucial to the conservative emphasis on community, family, and local institutions. Yet amid the incessant discussions on this theme, it’s easy to forget how such a basic good as a literal home is unobtainable for so many homeless […]
Boomers vs. Millenials
by Zachary Gappa
by Zachary Gappa on Sep 30, 2014 in Featured, Health & Fitness, The Economy, The Social Order, Those in Need
There have been countless recent articles analyzing the millennial generation and its distinctive characteristics, but too many are ignoring an upcoming conflict that could define the generation: the aging baby boomers are going to be a big problem for millennials and their parents in the coming decades. In the U.S., the baby boomers are nearing […]
Always Earth Hour
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Mar 29, 2014 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice, The Economy
Earth Hour: dumbest idea ever?
Obama Should Study the History of Reaganomics
by Dr. Paul Kengor
Obama’s and Reagan’s policies for economic recovery were completely different.
The War Against Work and Wealth
by Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson
by Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson on Mar 04, 2014 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
Our standard of living depends on the production of wealth.
Government Power is an Economic Inequality
by Daniel Greenfield
The real concentration of wealth is no longer among men, but among institutions.
The Politics of Envy
by Dr. Joseph Horton
by Dr. Joseph Horton on Feb 20, 2014 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy, The Social Order
Wealth is fresh fruits and vegetables in January, indoor plumbing, and MRI machines.
Climate Change Deliberation
by Robert T. Smith
by Robert T. Smith on Feb 06, 2014 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, The Economy
We are asked to ignore the simplest hypothesis that the earth’s climate is ever changing.
SOTU SUBTEXTS
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Jan 28, 2014 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
It’s always the same speech, really.
Unequal Distribution of Economic Freedom
by Alejandro A. Chafuen
by Alejandro A. Chafuen on Jan 27, 2014 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
The rich get richer when they use government to marginalize the poor.
