“‘Getting Brexit Done’ and financial services” By Prof. Sarah Hall, courtesy of UK In a Changing Europe 2020 will bring questions of trade and trade policy to the foreground of the Brexit process. Following his election victory, Boris Johnson has made clear that he intends to take the UK out of the EU […]
By George Landrith, Frontiers of Freedom The People’s Republic of China (PRC) has consistently revealed itself to be a rogue regime. China operates “re-education camps” where unpopular minorities are systematically imprisoned, tortured, raped, and killed. The communist regime defends the existence of these camps while denying the atrocities committed in them. These denials are […]
By Kerry Jackson, Pacific Research Institute Just as he rejected pleas to suspend the execrable Assembly Bill 5 to ease the financial squeeze caused by the pandemic lockdowns, Gov. Gavin Newsom has declined to put off the state’s coming minimum-wage hike. The small businesses that worked hard enough to survive 2020’s downturn might be broken […]
