Source: The Bulwark
by Catherine Rampell
“An (economic) serial killer is on the loose, and he’s murdering U.S firms left and right.” (05/07/26)
https://www.thebulwark.com/p/the-america-first-corporate-graveyard-trump-economy
Source: Lions of Liberty
“China’s Secret Genocide.” (05/07/26)
https://www.lionsofliberty.com/episodes/tlpp-chinas-secret-genocide
Source: Ron Paul Liberty Report
“The Staggering Cost Of The Iran War.” (05/07/26)
Source: Common Sense
by Paul Jacob
“Decades after a famous revolt by California homeowners led to the relief provided by Proposition 13, taxpayers acting to resist sky-high property taxes are making waves throughout the country.” (05/07/6)
https://thisiscommonsense.org/2026/05/07/the-new-property-tax-revolts/
Source: NBC News
“Thirty former Ohio State University football players, including more than a dozen who went on to play in the NFL, signed on to the class action lawsuit brought by other ex-OSU students who say they were sexually abused decades ago by campus doctor Richard Strauss. … NBC News has reached out to OSU for comment about the 30 men joining the lawsuit but didn’t immediately receive a response. The university and its former president have previously publicly apologized ‘to each person who endured’ abuse at the hands of Strauss. Ohio State has been battling Strauss-related lawsuits in the Southern District of Ohio since 2018.” (05/07/26)
Source: National Review
“Asymmetric Advantages for Human Flourishing.” (05/07/26)
https://www.nationalreview.com/podcasts/capital-record/asymmetric-advantages-for-human-flourishing/
Source: Macroeconomic Policy News
by David Beckworth
“The Inflation Trauma Lingers, but the Fed’s Credibility Endures for Now.” (05/07/26)
https://macroeconomicpolicynexus.substack.com/p/the-nominal-anchor-still-holds
Source: The New Republic
“Trump Spirals as Surprise Poll Shows Attacks on Pope Backfiring Badly.” (05/07/26)
https://newrepublic.com/article/210049/trump-rage-pope-backfires-poll-reveals-he-losing-fight-badly
Source: Ludwig von Mises Institute
by William L Anderson
“When I was a child, California was really the Promised Land, something cemented in my mind when we came here on vacation in 1961. We saw mountains, Lake Tahoe, the bridges of San Francisco, the spectacular California Pacific coast, and, of course, we went to Disneyland. As a young adult, I ran track for the University of Tennessee and one of the annual highlights of the season was our dual meet with UCLA at Drake Stadium on the university’s campus. (I ran very well against UCLA’s runners, thank you). There really was no place that compared with California, a vast land of so many spectacular things. Unfortunately, there is still a vastness of things here, but many of them are spectacularly negative.” (05/07/26)
Source: Try Liberty
“Liberland: The freest nation on Earth?” (05/07/26)