Biden Assembling Commission To Study Supreme Court Reform The Biden administration is moving forward on the creation of a ‘bipartisan’ commission which will study potential reforms to the Supreme Court and the federal judiciary, according to Politico. Housed under the purview of the White House
Watch Live: Fed Chair Powell Explains How Ultra-Dovishness Did Not Enable GME-ification Of Markets No surprises expected as The Fed is on auto-pilot no matter what for as far as the naked-short-eye can see… but, one wonders if anyone will ask he who knows all
FOMC Warns Recovery, Job Market Has “Moderated” Since the last FOMC meeting, on December 16th, stocks are clinging to gains as bonds have lost the most with gold and the dollar firmly unchanged… Source: Bloomberg However, while the ‘traditional’ asset classes have been somewhat stagnant,
Biden Administration Is “Monitoring” Marketwide Short Squeeze Following the last several sessions of massive short squeezes in numerous stocks, including Gamestop, AMC Entertainment Holdings, BlackBerry Limited, among others, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki addressed these issues with reporters on Wednesday afternoon, saying that the
Here’s What The Fed Will Say Today Unlike the quite exciting December FOMC meeting, consensus among economists is that the January FOMC meeting should be fairly quiet. As Goldman writes in its FOMC preview, “while the pace of economic recovery has faltered in recent months
In August 2020, the Institute for Justice published a report entitled “Conning the Competition: A Nationwide Survey of Certificate of Need Laws.” Certificate of Need (CON) laws are a particular problem in a health crisis like we are experiencing now. However, the problem with CON laws
Can entrepreneurship be a collaborative undertaking across multiple firms? Entrepreneur Zones are an idea from Dale Caldwell to boost the economic performance of cities, and represent one form of collaborative entrepreneurship. The business platform the Mises Institute is building — Economics For Business — represents another: an online collaboration
A guilty-until-proven-innocent mentality is winning at many colleges where a “believe the women” ideology dominates. Now these trends are making inroads into criminal justice even off-campus. Original Article: “Victim-Centered” Justice Is a Threat to Due Process“ This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher