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Twenty-five years of one-sided gains more than justify a one-time rebate (opens the original)
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Sometimes the pragmatic answer to an unusual economy is a payment; it is not, however, a blank check. Meda Parameswara Reddy | September 28, 2026 When President Trump promised a $5,000 “dividend” to every adult citizen if Republicans keep control of Congress, the reflexive response from economists was arithmetic: roughly 245 million adults, an estimated $1.2 trillion price tag, added to a national debt already approaching $40 trillion and now costing more than a trillion dollars a year in intere
A rule-bound Fed, not a Fed-bound rule: Reforming The FOMC without ending it (opens the original)
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Some ways to make it more transparent would improve its performance greatly. Meda Parameswara Reddy | September 24, 2026 On May 22, 2026, Kevin Warsh took the oath as the seventeenth chair of the Federal Reserve, confirmed by the narrowest Senate margin in the office's history. The vote itself said as much about the state of American monetary policy as anything Warsh has said since. A body designed a century ago to sit above partisan combat now arrives at its most consequential leadership change
We killed the man, not the machine (opens the original)
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Why tactical decapitation failed in Tehran—and the moral imperative for real transition. Meda Parameswara Reddy | September 9, 2026 Six months ago, American and Israeli aircraft did something no summit or sanctions collective had managed in nearly five decades: they took out the Supreme Leader of Iran. On February 28, a joint strike in Tehran ended the life of Ali Khamenei, along with dozens of the regime’s senior military and intelligence officials. It was billed as the opening move of regime c
How Washington’s losers cash out (opens the original)
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Two stories from Texas shed some light on the uglier side of modern politics. Meda Parameswara Reddy | September 4, 2026 Texas Republicans spent close to a hundred million dollars this spring settling an argument inside their own party, and the bill has not stopped growing. ;In May, GOP primary voters fired one of their own — a four-term senator with a reliably conservative record — and replaced him with a nominee carrying more attitude and more baggage. ;Three months later, a Senate seat that s
'Good enough' isn't enough: Why a Nobel Laureate's 'satisficing' model breeds human stagnation (opens the original)
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In big global supply chains, small errors can compound. Meda Parameswara Reddy | August 16, 2026 Now more than ever, the ability to speak our minds is crucial to the republic we cherish. If what you see on American Thinker resonates with you, please consider supporting our work with a donation of as much or as little as you can give. Every dollar contributed helps us pay our staff and keep our ideas heard and our voices strong. Thank you.
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