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The Man Who Knew: The Life and Times of Alan Greenspan by Sebastian Mallaby
Alan Greenspan, who served in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan administrations and as chairman of the Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006, died on June 22, 2026, at the age of 100. Greenspan was arguably the most consequential economic statesman o...
The Myth of the Marshall Plan
Few programs in American history enjoy a reputation as unassailable as the Marshall Plan. In the popular telling, Europe lay prostrate in 1945—cities bombed out, people hungry, industry shattered—until Washington opened its checkbook and si...
Financing World War II
World War II was extraordinarily expensive, and no nation could pay for it with taxes alone. Every major combatant ended up combining taxation, borrowing, money creation, and—in several cases—outright coercion or exploitation of occupied po...
Can We Grow Our Way Out of the Debt
America's fiscal outlook is grim. The CBO projects Medicare's hospital fund will become insolvent in 2032 and Social Security in 2033. Meanwhile, the federal debt-to-GDP ratio has surpassed its post-World War II peak with no signs of stabil...
The Zionist Case for Decoupling From Israel
In his 1957 New Republic column “Our Stake in Israel,” Reinhold Niebuhr made a moral and geopolitical case for American support of Israel. Niebuhr was a leading liberal Christian intellectual and the architect of “Christian realism,” a worl...
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Economics student and libertarian. I oppose wokeness, MAGA, socialism, Keynesianism, and degrowth. I favor free speech, civil discourse, the American way, markets, monetarism, and economic growth.
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