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shutdowns

  • Pandemic Shutdowns Led to Wealth Transfer: Sen. Ron Johnson
    Pandemic Shutdowns Led to Wealth Transfer: Sen. Ron Johnson
    As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic response that included lockdowns, many small businesses folded while big companies thrived, a senator said, calling this phenomenon a “wealth transfer.” Sen. Ron ...
    April 8, 2023BY Ella Kietlinska and Jan Jekielek
  • The 1968–69 ‘Hong Kong Flu’ Pandemic Revisited
    The 1968–69 ‘Hong Kong Flu’ Pandemic Revisited
    Commentary It was a very bad year for the flu. The pathogen came in two large waves. This ...
    July 20, 2022BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • How Remote Work Is Hurting America’s Downtowns
    How Remote Work Is Hurting America’s Downtowns
    News Analysis Office buildings continue to sit mostly empty in major cities across the United States, jeopardizing the ...
    July 12, 2022BY Greg Isaacson
  • Don’t Shut Down Sports Again for COVID
    Don’t Shut Down Sports Again for COVID
    Commentary In March 2020, when COVID-19 first exploded onto the scene, sports fans waited with bated breath to ...
    December 24, 2021BY Josh Hammer
  • Pennsylvania Health Care Workers Call for Medical Freedom
    Pennsylvania Health Care Workers Call for Medical Freedom
    HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania—Hundreds of health care workers gathered on the Pennsylvania Capitol steps Tuesday to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates. ...
    November 9, 2021BY Beth Brelje
  • Caterpillar May Hike Prices Again, Experiencing Production Delays
    Caterpillar May Hike Prices Again, Experiencing Production Delays
    Caterpillar Inc. said on Thursday that inflation may force it to further hike prices across the board as ...
    October 29, 2021BY Reuters
  • The Blue States Are Now the Beggar States
    The Blue States Are Now the Beggar States
    Commentary Last week, I visited South Florida for four days, and what a shock: Everything was open. The ...
    February 23, 2021BY Stephen Moore
  • Why Aren’t School Districts Giving Taxpayers Their Money Back?
    Why Aren’t School Districts Giving Taxpayers Their Money Back?
    Commentary In Naperville, Illinois, the school board announced it would distribute $10 million back to taxpayers this year. ...
    February 16, 2021BY Stephen Moore
  • Lockdowns in 2021 Threaten to Slow First-Quarter Earnings Recovery
    Lockdowns in 2021 Threaten to Slow First-Quarter Earnings Recovery
    LONDON—A major chunk of the recovery in companies’ earnings expected in the first quarter is at risk of ...
    January 13, 2021BY Reuters
  • LA County Gym Owners Say Their Business Is Safe, Essential
    LA County Gym Owners Say Their Business Is Safe, Essential
    TUJUNGA, Calif.—Written in large block letters on the front windows of World Gym in Tujunga, California, are the ...
    January 10, 2021BY John Fredricks
  • US Loses 140,000 Jobs, First Monthly Decline Since April
    US Loses 140,000 Jobs, First Monthly Decline Since April
    WASHINGTON—U.S. employers shed jobs last month for the first time since April, cutting 140,000 positions, clear evidence that ...
    January 10, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Coronavirus for Dummies
    Coronavirus for Dummies
    Commentary We are now almost one year from the dark days when the coronavirus first hit these shores. ...
    January 6, 2021BY Stephen Moore
  • Livelihoods and Liberty Left in the Lurch
    Livelihoods and Liberty Left in the Lurch
    Commentary ROSS TOWNSHIP, Pa.—Seven years ago, combat veteran Jack Mook was a hard-nosed Pittsburgh detective who stumbled upon ...
    December 22, 2020BY Salena Zito
  • Lockdowns Are the Great Unequalizer
    Lockdowns Are the Great Unequalizer
    Commentary Democrats and their liberal economic advisers obsess about income inequality. Will someone please tell them that no ...
    December 22, 2020BY Stephen Moore
  • US Economic Fundamentals ‘Remain Solid’ Amid Growing Uncertainty
    US Economic Fundamentals ‘Remain Solid’ Amid Growing Uncertainty
    WASHINGTON—The U.S. economy has bounced back strongly from the pandemic-induced plunge, supported by unprecedented monetary and fiscal responses. ...
    September 22, 2020BY Emel Akan
  • Are You Lonesome Tonight?
    Are You Lonesome Tonight?
    Commentary “Are you lonesome tonight? / Do you miss me tonight? / Are you sorry we drifted apart? ...
    July 21, 2020BY Stephen Moore
  • Money for Nothing: House’s Relief Package Is Unnecessary
    Money for Nothing: House’s Relief Package Is Unnecessary
    Commentary The crisis caused by the forced shutdown of the economy has given us some important lessons: No. ...
    May 17, 2020BY Daniel Lacalle
  • How Bad Is It?
    How Bad Is It?
    Commentary How bad is it? That is the question on everyone's mind as we come to grips with the ...
    May 14, 2020BY Jeff Deist
TOP NEWS
  • Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
    NEW By Evgenia Filimianova
    Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
  • Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
    1hr By Frank Fang
    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
  • Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
    2hr By Andrew Moran
    Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
  • US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
    2hr By Evgenia Filimianova
    US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
  • IRS Collected Over $5.5 Trillion in Federal Taxes in 2026
    2hr By Naveen Athrappully
    IRS Collected Over $5.5 Trillion in Federal Taxes in 2026
  • Microsoft Reports Progress Fixing Global Outage Impacting Millions
    3hr By Chris Summers
    Microsoft Reports Progress Fixing Global Outage Impacting Millions
  • RFK Jr. Announces Funding to Study Ibogaine Psychedelic Drug
    3hr By Zachary Stieber
    RFK Jr. Announces Funding to Study Ibogaine Psychedelic Drug
  • 10 Midterm House Races That Surprised Some Observers
    5hr By Joseph Lord
    10 Midterm House Races That Surprised Some Observers
  • DOJ Announces 354 Arrests in Global Dark Web Drug Crackdown
    6hr By Jacki Thrapp
    DOJ Announces 354 Arrests in Global Dark Web Drug Crackdown
  • Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
    6hr By Russ Jones
    Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
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