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There was no forgotten, downtrodden, so-called "Trump voter." The latter was a creation of media members trying, and failing to understand the "exotics" outside the big coastal ...

The deepest markets in the world continue to tell us that paying off the $37 trillion national debt will be the easy part, but budget experts are arguably missing the message. Think the Cato Institute ...

Social Security is not going bankrupt, and that's the problem. It means the politics don't work for Republicans to pursue Social Security choice. As for the Democrats, what the Repub ...

A Widespread Recession Across Growth Drivers As Iran's macroeconomic indicators one by one enter a critical state, both official and international reports point to a deepening recession, soaring infla ...

When the Securities and Exchange Commission released its semi-annual regulatory agenda, one item stood out: for the first time, providing clarity for crypto was listed among the agency's hi ...

President Trump's imposition of a $100,000 application fee for H-1B visas, the visas that enable US employers to hire skilled foreign workers in specialty occupations, is the latest evidenc ...

Abraham Lincoln's vision of uniting the country by rail came to fruition a handful of years after his death. Now, Union Pacific (UP)--the company Lincoln created upon signing the Pacific Ra ...

Agreement by agreement, President Trump is resetting the terms of international trade. Unsurprisingly, the hardest negotiation has been with China. For a quarter century, it got everything it wa ...

In 1969, the United States government sued International Business Machines (IBM), which at the time was the world's biggest corporation, for violating antitrust laws. Since both I ...

President Trump recently announced 100 percent tariffs on brand-name and patented medicines unless the manufacturer is also actively building a new plant in the United States. The policy wil ...