Lou Dobbs covered the big news on April 6 by inviting Bill Schneider to comment and Mr. Schneider did well. Alas, his time was shared with Jeffrey Toobin who is…

In his comments to this post, Jeffrey Miller points us to an excellent discussion from Roger Lowenstein: But as Alan Greenspan and Warren Buffett have observed, they aren’t “free” in…

…— law enforcement, education, health care, the courts, and so forth — that are subject to Baumol’s cost disease. Government spending on these categories has grown inexorably in recent decades,…

…me even if they profit quite well from my services. Jeffrey Sachs had a great line on Trump’s utter stupidity the other day – something I featured over at Econospeak….

…in Eastern and Central Europe was Jeffrey Sachs. Klein’s discussion especially of what went down in Russia also looks pretty sound by and large, without dragging through the details, although…

…*lower* rates than American citizens. Sadly, though, fear of the other seems to work in America: “Jeffrey Balogh, a resident of Erie, said at that event that he feels strongly…

…and I still think of them. They were not garbage to me. They were my friends. Jeffrey Goldberg’s commentary . . . Goldberg, who is Jewish, dropped out of college…

…10 and 8 points underwater for Trump,” Kimball said.  Voters were also asked if they approve or disapprove of the Trump administration’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files: 51% disapprove,…

…Harris campaign covered $165,000 of the costs connected to Beyoncé’s appearance, as required by law. A spokesperson said they did not pay celebrity endorsers (although there is no federal law…

…laws could change on voting rights, corporate power, campaign finance, criminal justice and many other issues. “For the first time in decades,” Jeffrey Toobin writes in the current New Yorker,…