US Industrial Production Unexpectedly Drops In March (After Huge Upward Revision For Feb)

Spain's Government Revives Rent Cap Decrees Ahead Of Snap Election Authored by Owen Evans via The Epoch Times, Spain's Socialist-led government on Tuesday reapproved two housing decree laws that Parliament rejected last week, a defeat that prompted Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to dissolve the country's Legislature and call a snap election. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who is also a leader of the ruling Socialist Party, holds a news conference after a meeting at the party's headquarters in Madrid, on June 16, 2025. Nacho Doce/ReutersThe measures include rent caps, a temporary ban...

Exit Taxes Won't Save Failing States Authored by Vance Ginn via TheDailyEconomy.org, When a state starts floating an exit tax, it is telling you something more important than any campaign slogan: the people running the place know their model is not working.  They may not say it that way. They will call it fairness, responsibility, or making the wealthy “pay what they owe.” But the meaning is the same.  If families, entrepreneurs, and investors are leaving, the state can either ask why its policies are pushing them out, or it can try to tax...

The death toll in the September 7 Saudi strike on a prison in Yemen’s northern al-Jawf province has risen to 23 as rescue workers have pulled more bodies out of the rubble, The Associated Press reported on Wednesday. Initial reports said that at least seven people, including a child, were killed by the airstrike, but […]