Economics
America's Self-Inflicted Economic Wounds
The country may be limping along, but we did it to ourselves.
Why the Scottish Should Vote 'Yes' on Independence
Scotland gave the world the Enlightenment. It's time for the modern heirs of Adam Smith and David Hume to claim their freedom.
The Return of Bill Clinton
After eight years of Obama, will the Clinton family be a refreshing change?
Get Ready for Keystone Pipeline 2?
The Atlantic Coast Pipeline proposal has the potential to become the Keystone XL of the East.
Hiking the Minimum Wage Won't Help the Poor
Raising the price of labor is likely to do more harm than good.
What Ken Burns' New Film Gets Right—and Wrong—About the Roosevelts
In his latest documentary, Ken Burns examines the tangled lives of Theodore, Franklin, and Eleanor Roosevelt.
Property Rights Under Fire in Virginia
Local government uses extortionist tactics to fill its coffers.
How to Slake California's Thirst
Following Australia's lead on water rights and water markets would solve the state's water shortage.
Democrats Decry Corporate Money, Then Pick Winners With Tax Breaks
They want to punish "greedy, wealthy" CEOs to "help California's economy."
How Markets and Property Rights Can Protect Nature
It's natural-and wrong-to assume greedy capitalists will run amok and destroy the Earth unless stopped by regulation.
Meet the Left-Wing Extremist Running for U.S. Senate
Amanda Curtis seeks to replace plagiarist Democrat John Walsh.
