J.K. Wall | More Americans than ever are wealthy, and that’s a good thing
David Bahnsen looks beyond the weak September jobs report headline and finds better news “under the hood.”
David Bahnsen explains why housing affordability now depends more on lower home prices, not lower mortgage rates. Also: why restricting diesel exports would backfire, and how AI’s power demands are strengthening the case for more energy infrastructure.
As affordability becomes a midterm campaign theme, WORLD’s Lauren Smyth asks what government can—and cannot—do about prices
David Bahnsen explains why the Fed’s rate hike mostly followed a market that had already tightened
David Bahnsen on Vance’s $9,000 benefit for married families, Trump’s $5,000 dividend, and what 9/11 teaches investors about resilience.
David Bahnsen on August’s jobs numbers, why AI’s massive build-out ultimately depends on businesses turning the technology into real profits, and, for Labor Day, why productive work is rooted in the imago Dei.
Ray Hacke | MLB seems to be losing its soul in exchange for gambling-related revenue
David Bahnsen parses Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech—touching on forward guidance, labor markets, and the Fed’s responsibility for inflation
