In DC Journal, Eric Ventimiglia argues that the NAIC, a private corporation no one elects, writes the insurance rules consumers pay for, and that state lawmakers should vote on them in public.
In Tax Notes, George Callas finds that S. 4330 isn’t a carried interest loophole closer but a tax on phantom income, and questions the Yale Budget Lab’s neutrality.
Pinpoint Policy Institute submits comment letter on the Financial Condition (E) Committee's 2027 Proposed Charges calls for an evidentiary standard, enforcement review, and process safeguards.
American families relying on credit cards to pay for necessities such as groceries and gasoline could see their access to those funds cut off if a misbegotten Washington idea advances in the days ahead.
Throughout Joe Biden’s tenure in the Oval Office, Americans suffered under higher prices. President Trump has signaled he will take a markedly different approach to economic issues from his predecessor.
On Monday, December 2, Delaware Chancery Court Judge Kathleen McCormick delivered her ruling on Tesla’s proposed $56 billion pay package for CEO Elon Musk, striking it down despite shareholders voting twice to approve the deal.
Every month, the federal government releases at least two measures of inflation: the consumer price index and the personal consumption expenditures index, which is the measure of inflation preferred by the Federal Reserve.
