Noel S. Williams
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 46
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- Oct 1, 2026
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SpaceX Crew has representatives from two of our enemies (opens the original)
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With Canada cozying up to China, how much longer do we consider them an “ally”? SpaceX is about to launch a crew to the International Space Station. In addition to two Americans, it contains representatives from two of our enemies: Russia and Canada. Well, they are doing their darnedest, including getting cozy with China, and generally acting stroppy, incommensurate with their influence. Emasculated P.M. Carney actively promotes their French-ness, for God’s sake, and is deepening ties with them.
Aren’t ‘Chief People Officers’ illegal? (opens the original)
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Leave it to the busybody personnel clerks to embellish their job roles. In my experience, whenever there has been an organization-wide payroll increase, it is always the personnel clerks who top the list. They make-up job titles, then concoct some superfluous duties to justify their exorbitant salaries. Plus, they are touchy-feely types ensconced in a comfy echo-chamber; highfalutin dob descriptions serve their delicate psyches. CFOs are crucial to an organization, often right behind the CEO. Bu
Banning diesel exports (and what’s the point of economists?) (opens the original)
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A temporary reprieve may be all we need as the midterm elections loom. Or should that be “economissed”? After all, their predictions are often off kilter. Adam Smith offered great insights about free markets promoting the overall good of society. Milton Friedman championed free-market capitalism as being symbiotic with individual liberty. By contrast, dour Marx’s prescriptions ran afoul of human nature, and history. So what’s the point of economists these days? Admittedly, Stephen Moore and Larr
No wonder Donald loves McDonald's (opens the original)
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Those resplendent Golden Arches are about as all-American as it gets. I’m not a food snob, just grateful for America’s abundance. I absolutely appreciate McDonald's. Though their menu may lack the pizzazz of some other fast-food chains, they remain an American wonder. Those resplendent Golden Arches are about as all-American as it gets. Given the choice of some dubious ethnic cuisine around the curious corner, I’m content to opt for the tried (billions of times) and true. That, despite the fact
Hawkish Warsh disobeyed Trump (opens the original)
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Is Kevin Warsh going to be a disappointing appointment for President Trump? Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh (at least he’s not calling himself “Chair”) gave a dour speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium last month. Most of the financial press characterized it as “Hawkish,” meaning he seemed obsessed with inflation. Today the hawk hunted; the Federal Reserve just raised rates by 25 basis points to target range of 3.75% to 4%. Is Warsh going to be a disappointing appointment for President Trump? The hike i
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