The United States is presently engaged in its largest peacetime budget stimulus on record. That stimulus risks causing economic overheating at home by the end of this year.
The point is that dealing with China should not be done by acting like China, as least in the economic sphere. Crafting an “economic alliance” should not be thought of as creating an equally weighted, similarly-armed, counterbalance to China, but rather as creating a deep, ongoing, frank, and innovative discussion among countries that wish to preserve economic freedom of choice for their private sectors.
Some Democrats want to set the expanded child tax credits in stone; or at least keep the measure around for a few more years.
Here is how the IRS is working hard to get the child tax credits out and why it could make a big difference for many families.
If cable prices rise again due to the new NFL deals, but fans can get enough football for their fix via streaming, then why bother to pay for a full cable package?
In-depth analysis from Robert D. Kaplan, Elbridge Colby, Hal Brands, and more.
