E.J. Antoni
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- Sep 24, 2026
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A Diesel Export Ban Won’t Solve Our Fuel Crisis (opens the original)
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle claim there’s a quick fix to stratospheric diesel prices: an export ban. It seems intuitive that if diesel can’t leave the country, there’s more available for domestic consumption and prices here will fall. Unfortunately, the oil market is not that simple, and a ban would do more harm than good. Removing American production from the global market would have little positive impact at home but would risk shortages abroad, hamper global supply chains, and driv
California Risks Killing the Golden Goose With Proposition 40 (opens the original)
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This November, California voters will choose whether to implement Proposition 40, a one-time 5 percent wealth tax on billionaires to fund a failing health care system. It’s part of a disturbing trend toward socialism in the United States, wherein people misunderstand basic incentives and how taxes that target the wealthy end up harming everyone. High net-wealth folks like Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Peter Thiel already have preemptively moved out of state to avoid the tax. These and other billi
Only a token difference — treating cryptocurrencies differently makes no sense (opens the original)
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By E.J. Antoni, The Heritage Foundation (TNS) Cryptocurrencies, like stablecoins, have left many in the financial world, from major banks to customers, scratching their heads. It’s not just because few people understand how things like tokens work, but because regulations governing digital assets have further muddied the waters. And amid this confusion, consumers lose out. There are traditional financial products or services with one set of rules. Then there’s an entirely different set of rules
You May Not Care About the National Debt, but the Debt Cares About You (opens the original)
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The national debt just crossed $40 trillion, months ahead of schedule. For many Americans, though, that sentence lands with a thud rather than a jolt. That’s unfortunate because the debt matters far more than people understand, and it’s already helping fuel today’s cost-of-living crisis. Things will only get worse if we ignore the problem. Six months ago, the Congressional Budget Office figured federal borrowing would top out near $39.4 trillion this fiscal year. Washington blew through that bef
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