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• Global Food Aid Matters to U.S. Workers and Manufacturers
• Eastlake, Mayfield Heights leave no doubt about stances on short-term rentals | Editorial
• More Winning! Revenues Up, Deficits Down Under Trump
• In the U.S. Virgin Islands, the government has essentially handed control of ride services to a cartel of licensed taxi drivers
• The NHS and housing are two big winners of this week’s spending review
• How to stay warm this winter without breaking the bank – or the planet
• Tariffs on Chinese goods drop to 55%, but that's cold comfort for consumers
• Sealing, COVID, and the Fed (Well, the Minneapolis Branch)
• The real test of the Government’s housing ambitions
• The Scheme to Scramble Your Nest Egg
• U.S. should reform checkoff programs to ensure farmers’ hard-earned dollars don’t end up in the hands of corporate lobbyists, says author
• New Jersey business owners sue city of Perth Amboy over bogus blight designation
• Local focus can change the big picture
• Jane Johnson: The May 16 US credit rating downgrade met with little fanfare
• I Refuse to Do Free Work for My Family. They’re All Having a Meltdown.
• Foreign investors are using U.S. courts to punish American companies and citizens while enriching themselves, Trey Gowdy says
• California Democrats are embracing pro-development legislation, which is good news for the state’s housing crisis
• Jeff Landry, Louisiana’s governor, has vetoed a bill that would reinforce policy limits on insurance coverage
• Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' would boost subsidies for rich farmers
• Los Angeles riots may encourage illegal immigrants to self-deport - Washington Examiner
• Trump Strikes Rare Earths Deal With China
• America’s ability to establish manufacturing dominance faces insurmountable challenges, writes Jim Nelles
• Ohio Reform Advocates Sound Alarm On $96B Pension Crisis
• Angela Rayner is the real winner of the spending review
• Here Lies Regular Order (2025-2025)
• Sunnova, a U.S. solar energy company, files for bankruptcy after losing $3 billion government loan guarantee
• Robert Guenther: The U.S.-Mexico Tomato Suspension Agreement has never worked as intended
• The Escalating, Bloody Exploitation of Meat Workers Under Trump
• School’s nearly out for summer and there’s one word on every mother’s lips – help! | Rhiannon Picton-James
• Michael Goodwin: Dems agree NYC is too expensive — and voters can’t afford them being charge
• My Parents Are Beyond Cheap. Their Latest Cost-Saving Hack Is the Last Straw.
• SpaceX's new company town considers adopting NIMBY zoning code
• Here are 3 big reasons why the 'Big Beautiful Bill' won't generate 3 percent growth
• Crypto Wades Into New Jersey Governor Race With Big Sean and Crudités
• Alaska's North Slope welcomes Trump administration officials who plan to rescind Biden-era oil development restrictions
• Death, Sex & Money is now produced by Slate!
• Musk’s Government Business Is Too Vital for Trump to Cancel. There’s Still a Way He Could Punish Him.
• Iowa landowners fight seizure of private property for a pipeline
• Financial Giant USAA Gets Downgraded After Going Woke
• In New England, the push-pull between independence and interdependence makes for fertile soil for an emerging local food system
• Crypto Thought They Bought Congress. They Bought a Headache.
• There’s an invader turning huge swathes of Britain into deserts – and these dead zones are spreading | George Monbiot
• Is This 26-year-old America’s Nuclear Prometheus?
• New Study Highlights Housing Shortages Caused by Regulatory Barriers to Construction
• "Wouldn't describe it as a fistfight": White House speaks on Musk, Bessent scrap
• The Alessi Taste of Italy Holiday Variety Gift Box is a pantry-stocking secret weapon
• "Green aviation" exception in GOP budget bill is a "big, beautiful" bipartisan boondoggle
• I guess Iâm not a good Christian
• Why the Democratic NYC mayoral candidates have housing all wrong
• Return Of Warfighters: Army Hits Recruitment Numbers Four Months Early
• Is it too late to save America from mass migration? The Daily Signal sits down with historian and classicist Victor Davis Hanson
• Made-For-Court Climate Study Completely Fails Science Gold Standard
• How tariffs are breaking the manufacturing industries Trump says he wants to protect
• In this week’s Slate Plus, Felix Salmon, Emily Peck and Elizabeth Spiers discuss Trump’s reaction to the Bureau of Labor Statistics staffing cuts
• Here are some of the best Father’s Day gifts for the man of the house
• The Kaleckian Moment in 2024
• "Lost his mind": Trump planning to sell Tesla after falling out with Elon Musk
• U.S. trade delegation to meet with Chinese officials in London to discuss implementation of trade deal
• Want to know what to do when a friend owes you money? Here's what to do
• How much is it worth to have oligarchic control of the U.S. government? Elon Musk
• ‘America Is Hot’: Job Growth Again Beats Expectations
• Elon Musk suffers one of the largest wealth losses ever as Trump feud escalates
• S.E. Cupp: Trump just can’t deliver on any of his promises
• Trump is pushing a $1,000 'baby bond' program that's nearly identical to Hillary Clinton's 2007 proposal
• Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, more than £200bn in Russian fossil fuel exports have been shipped using UK-based maritime services
• Trump fired all three Democratic commissioners of the Consumer Product Safety Commission
• Brickbat: Friends in High Places
• I suspect there's something poisonous about money. That’s why I’m embracing a gift economy | Kelley Swain
• The week in whoppers: Hakeem Jeffries flips inflation on its head, Chuck Schumer scaremongers on the GOP’s budget bill and more
• Milton Friedman disproved Trump's argument for tariffs decades ago
• In a parched Syria, a path to plenty
• Trump’s tariffs have driven a massive drop in the U.S. trade deficit — going from nearly $140 billion in March to $61.6 billion in April
• SCOTUS: WI Supreme Court Violated Catholic Charity’s First Amendment Rights
• For the first time in my life I’m in charge of a garden. Is it too late to plant? | Ashe Davenport
• Dear Good Job: I have a friend at work that I get along with very well, but she wants to join my new team
• I’m Exempt From Our Company’s Return to Office Order. My Colleagues Are Not Taking That Well.
• Consumer Confidence Inches Closer To Optimism, RealClearMarkets/TIPP Survey Finds
• Money's main job is to fulfill the role of the medium of exchange, says Mises
• Albany just can’t stop itself from messing with your kitchen
• Biden may have unknowingly crippled fossil fuel projects because staffers may have used an autopen of his signature
• The 'Big Beautiful Bill' will add $2.4 trillion to the deficit
• Trump renews pressure on Powell to lower interest rates
• What cash effectively gives us is the freedom to lose money
• Trump’s crypto empire is a brazen hustle
• Opinion: Eliminating property taxes would devastate Ohio communities
• The good news? Household living standards are on the rise. The bad news? Just about everything else | Greg Jericho
• State Department cables reveal the harrowing consequences of Elon Musk’s USAID demolition
• Dear Pay Dirt: How do we talk about our new home with friends?
• Colorado’s Governor Greenlights Price-Fixing Algorithms
• Elon Musk blasts Trump’s new tax and spending bill as a ‘massive, outrageous, pork-filled, disgusting abomination’
• Ed Miliband's plan to marginalise Nigel Farage
• Starter homes live in Texas, die in Arizona
• Democrats' path to electoral prosperity: public wealth funds
• Analysis: The green building is one that’s already built. Here’s why
• Mississippiâs new budget is conservative
• An octogenarian couple in Florida faces $366,000 in fines for minor code violations
• The most important question about abundance isn’t who built it. It’s who actually built it
• Trump administration reverses Biden-era restrictions on Alaska’s petroleum reserve
• J.D. Vance wants a free market for crypto. What about everything else?
• Egg Prices Plunge 61% Under Trump