A change of power in Washington reaches far beyond the Capitol. For Mexican workers, American businesses, and families on ...

Singapore makes the point vividly. On paper its government debt looks alarming, above 170 percent of GDP by some tallies. Yet the city-state has no net debt, and it does not borrow to spend; the ...

Developments in Milwaukee, Paris and Berlin point to a new opportunity for the United States and Europe to address anti-competitive market distortions (ACMDs) and establish a new agenda for economic p ...

Almost certainly not enough to justify the investment.

Curo Churata stopped at Home Depot ahead of going to work on June 27th. The decision proved deadly. Such is life for illegal ...

My first job after college, in 1984, taught me to ask a question about foreign aid that I am still asking forty-two years ...

Did you ever wonder what's with those little stickers that come affixed to each and every apple, banana and other fruit now ...

With prices rising and nominal spending running hot, the Fed's own projections and policy rules suggest further tightening ...

The founders established a balance of power that avoids the destructive nature of class warfare.

Kevin Warsh was right that the Fed doesn't know better than the market where the economy is going.

From tax policy to gas prices and tariffs, a mix of new factors is making inequality in the US more extreme. Read Full ...

History books will exonerate Joe Biden for so-called “Bidenflation.” And that’s not a defense of Biden. Instead, it’s a defense of the meaning of inflation. For background, we turn to the Cato ...