Harvard’s undergraduate college went entirely online this fall. So did Princeton’s. Yale’s is mostly online. The UK’s Cambridge University will stay online throughout the 2020-2021 school year. Other big-name colleges are following suit: if it […]
I had a few minutes to catch up with former managing director at Salomon Smith Barney and now current AEI economist Desmond Lachman (see our past interview here) on the latest jobs report that came […]
I had a chance to catch up with famed economist Milton Ezrati on the state of the U.S. economy and how it is still being impacted by the Coronavirus, the potential need for more economic […]
Scott B. MacDonald, Chief Economist at Smith’s Research & Gradings, is always someone I look to when I want to get a better understanding of where the U.S. economy is headed in the age of the […]
Back at the end of February, my bosses at the Center for the National Interest asked me what would happen if there was a global pandemic thanks to Coronavirus. I laughed, saying there was no […]
With the latest jobs numbers out today looking a little better, well, if you want to call under one million new unemployment filings ‘good news’, I asked Desmond Lachman, former managing director and chief emerging […]
While I do my best not to write on U.S. domestic politics, Donald Trump’s action yesterday to leverage multiple Executive Orders to give the economy a lift after talks with Democrats on a bipartisan Coronvirus […]
Over at the LA Times, I offered my thoughts on the recent Trump decision to get tough on China. While events in recent days have clearly overtaken Trump’s important Friday-afternoon press conference, the writing on […]
The hospital at which I work offered antibody serology tests to all medical staff last Wednesday. The test detects IgG, the immunoglobulin that appears in the blood serum of people infected with COVID-19 sometime beyond 14 days from the […]
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