This post was originally published on here The Bureau of Labor Statistics released July’s Consumer Price Index this morning, and the numbers tell a complicated story. While overall inflation held steady at 2.7 percent annually, core inflation—the measure that strips out volatile food and energy prices—accelerated to 3.1 percent, its highest level since March and…
This post was originally published on here The Bureau of Labor Statistics released July’s Consumer Price Index this morning, and the numbers tell a complicated story. While overall inflation held steady at 2.7 percent annually, core inflation—the measure that strips out volatile food and energy prices—accelerated to 3.1 percent, its highest level since March and…
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This post was originally published on here In his concurrence to the 2022 Supreme Court Ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health that overturned the Roe v. Wade decision, Justice Clarence Thomas stunned the left when he wrote that the court “should reconsider all of this Court’s substantive due process precedents,” including Hodges v. Obergefell,…
This post was originally published on here By Autumn Hanna and H. Sterling Burnett It looks like Louisiana is getting it right. Recent legislation suggests the state is siding with taxpayers—not carbon capture corporations—on the boondoggle known as Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). Advertisement Anticipating the carbon capture giveaways in the reconciliation bill, signed into…