People of faith who feel under siege in secular settings can navigate with strategies such as daily prayer, connecting with those who have similar religious beliefs and forging friendships with spiritual naysayers.

Case: Does ‘inclusionary’ zoning exclude too many buyers?

The unsurprising results of cronyism and the massive growth of the dependency class.

Joining us this week is Dan Duffy, chairman and CEO of United Real Estate.

A smaller workforce with a weaker economy is so much easier to control.

Warning to Washington: the blunders of the past are being repeated.

Prices on U.S. bonds crept up a little higher on Tuesday, motivated by weaker-than-expected housing data.

Ever since Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted that the U.S. central bank could begin tapering its stimulating efforts, volatility returned to the stock market. There has been much discussion about when and how the Fed will deal with the sugar | Read More »

The Fed’s economic prophecies weren’t quite what they seemed.

In this case, HUD wants to spend millions more to renew Section 8 housing vouchers that help poor people pay rent.

Before the ObamaCare decision, there was Kelo v. City of New London.  The two Supreme Court cases have a number of things in common.  Both did a huge amount of damage to the American ideal of limited, constitutional government.  And | Read More »