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A proposed Nexstar-Tegna merger could hike TV bills for millions and challenge Trump's affordability agenda.

Instead of serving as evidence of mounting consumer poverty, the popularity of BNPL is best understood as the product of indulgent consumer profligacy.

The report comes after the longest government shutdown in U.S. history scuttled the release schedule of key economic reports.

Michael and Susan Dell's $6.25 billion gift to 25 million children will give the young owners a stake in our free enterprise economy.

Parents must stop treating higher education as a moral duty or a rite of passage. It is a purchase, and like any purchase, it deserves scrutiny.

Instead of peddling snake oil, our leaders should deregulate housing construction and make it easier for builders to secure what they need.

Interest in socialism is as much due to the education that debt paid for as it is to the economic conditions that made it attractive.

This meme is nothing short of a historical fantasy, an economic distortion no less dishonest than the 1619 Project.

In "Poor Relief: Why Giving People Money Is Not the Answer to Global Poverty," Heath Henderson turns our attention to the far deeper poverty of the developing world.

The "message" from off-cycle elections is that the public is "fed up with the soaring cost of living," according to a Republican strategist.