How to Fix the Student Debt Crisis
By Steve Cohen: Stop loaning money to students; loan it to colleges instead.
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By Steve Cohen: Stop loaning money to students; loan it to colleges instead.
Read MoreAn editorial from the Press-Enterprise: According to U.S. comptroller general David Walker, the national debt is actually about three and a half times the official statistic.
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Read MoreBy Eileen F. Toplansky: In his 1954 book entitled Today’s Isms: Communism, Fascism, Socialism, Capitalism, Dr. William Ebenstein cogently describes the various “isms” that continue to convulse the world.
Read MoreBy Dan Mitchell
Read MoreHere is Ben Peterson writing at Public Discourse: The American Dream is in crisis because the American family is in crisis. We must commit to a national—not purely governmental—effort to promote strong families. The American…
Read MoreBy Adam Andrzejewski
Read MoreBy Kent Kellar: The seven years of the President Barack Obama Administration have provided us with two diametrically opposite things.
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Read MoreBy Catherine Sellers: Interest rates should be set by free market supply and demand, and only the U.S. Treasury should issue currency. The Federal Reserve should be abolished.
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Read MoreBy Jared Mayer: While the official national debt sits at a staggering $18 trillion, taking future entitlement spending obligations into account pushes the number beyond the conceivable: $200 trillion.
Read MoreBy Michael J. Petrilli & Brandon L. Wright
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