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A comparison of energy costs and provision in the US and Germany proves that America's energy strategy is the wiser.

President Donald Trump risks inadvertently encouraging Iran to keep using energy blackmail to pressure him to end his war.

In short, the damage to human well-being was more limited than many feared.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom raised the minimum wage for fast food restaurants and the results were entirely predictable.

Trump is handing us the keys to the same markets that have been making institutions and government pension fund participants wealthy for decades.

In recent weeks, the world has seen exactly what happens when a reckless regime effectively controls the Strait of Hormuz.

The vice president has stressed that the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran would not lead to the "forever wars" that he and Trump campaigned against.

In 2025, state and local governments received nearly $1 trillion in federal support. It's tough for them to say no to these checks.

The requirement for enormous amounts of data storage goes hand in hand with the artificial intelligence revolution.

India will likely escape the middle-income trap due to improvements in infrastructure, strong demographics, and a focus on entrepreneurship.