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Soaring government debt is in the U.S.'s future, and at borrowing costs that will continue to decline. See the excellent Holman Jenkins at the Wall Street Journal if you're doubtful. Argua ...

While the canard that many mergers fail to provide a return to shareholders does not appear to be supported by the data, mergers still occur that appear to be motivated by little more than a CEO ...

In May, President Trump signed an executive order imposing Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) price caps on pharmaceuticals. While the problems of price caps like MFN pricing have been expl ...

When Texans head to the polls in November, they'll find a slate of pro-taxpayer constitutional amendments designed to keep the Lone Star State a magnet for investment and growth. Unf ...

Liberal Silicon Valley entrepreneurs sent Washington a clear message in last year's presidential campaign when they abandoned Joe Biden and Kamala Harris: the left's hostility toward innov ...

The Tax Policy Center, a Washington think tank affiliated with the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute, has released a paper exploring options to deal with budget deficits. To no one's ...

When the current federal government shutdown began a month ago, the media warned of financial market mayhem due to decreased government spending. Things could still go south, but so far we&r ...

One reason libertarians don't trust the government is because so many well-intentioned government programs end up either making things worse for the supposed beneficiaries, enriching wealthy and ...

With Amazon, it was never about the books. No doubt Amazon began as an online bookseller, but what made its stock attractive through years of losses is what books represented. If Amazon could moderniz ...

In their October 14 Wall Street Journal op-ed, former House Speaker Paul Ryan and economist Kyle Pomerleau revived the long-dormant idea of a destination-based cash-