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Foreign-owned reduction fleets exploit U.S. forage fish for overseas profit, damaging vital American coastal jobs and marine life.

Republicans face worsening midterm polls as economic concerns erode voter trust, although Democrats remain deeply unpopular with voters.

SEC accredited-investor rules conflate wealth with sophistication, locking everyday people out of high-return private markets.

The U.S.-China rivalry is no longer a contest of strengths, but a stress test of limits. The superpower with fewer liabilities wins.

Trump's peace through strength model saves taxpayers $326 billion, proving deterrence is far cheaper than Biden's global failures.

Fed officials think the 2% goal won't be reached until 2029, which would mark nearly a decade of unhealthy price growth.

Holding maximum leverage at the U.N. General Assembly, Trump must decide whether to let Iran's economy rot or launch a decisive military strike.

Vance argued Trump and Republicans have brought inflation down from record highs during the Biden era, in addition to bringing down crime.

Supply shocks, not money supply, drive today's inflation. Fed interest rate hikes cannot fix oil blockades or lower gas prices.

Skepticism of unregulated markets ran through the party well before President Donald Trump came on to the political scene.