HeyJaredDavid Brady
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- Sep 25, 2026
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As Bessent Muscles Bank of Japan, the Fed and European Central Bank Set Their Own Courses (opens the original)
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Inflation concerns and central bank responses have prompted evasive action from the Treasury secretary. Last Wednesday, in the first rate hike in over three years, the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate—the Federal Funds Rate—by a quarter of a percentage point, to 4 percent. “Inflation is too high and has been for too long,” Chairman Warsh said in a press conference announcing the hike, adding that inflation had remained above the Fed’s target for more than five years.This goes against th
All the Vice President’s Critics (opens the original)
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The latest attacks on Vance are clearly and irreducibly about foreign policy. J.D. Vance has been taking fire of late. From the left, of course—but also from the right, whose remaining “zombie Reaganites” have launched an effort to call his conservative bona fides into question. Much of this criticism purports to find in Vance nothing more than a camouflaged leftist. Writing of Vance’s appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience last month, commentator Ben Shapiro said he heard the vice president art
The Mali of the Mind (opens the original)
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The troubles of the Sahel reveal the dysfunctions not only of Africa, but of the West. When recently I learned that the Russian mercenaries who prop up the military regime in Mali had been driven out of the town of Kidal, I was very pleased, for defeat could not have been inflicted on people more deserving of it. The only fly in the ointment was that the victors were allies of the Islamists who are quite likely to overrun the Sahel and even some of the coastal countries of West Africa. Of course
Farage’s Great Gamble (opens the original)
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A by-election victory will not mean Reform UK’s mastermind is out of the woods. Nigel Farage has just taken the biggest gamble of his decades-long political career. To try to draw a line on the financial scandals that have dogged him for the past few months, the Reform UK leader has asked the voters to decide his fate. He has resigned as the member of Parliament for Clacton and will face a by-election in August to try to win his job back. The big gamble here is not really whether Farage will be
Why Does Trump Hate the State Department? (opens the original)
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When an entire cabinet department opposes the president, it may find itself irrelevant. Has the State Department gotten the message yet? Let’s consider a hypothetical. You meet a woman at a party. Even while you’ve telling her about your accomplishments she’s looking around the room. She reluctantly gives you her number before disappearing into the crowd. You text her 25 times telling her what a good romantic partner you are and after the first polite non-answers she stops responding. Is your ne
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