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What really caused the deal's collapse.

It’stime we abolish the idea of military conscription altogether.

When government-guaranteed checks keep rolling in, there's no incentive for colleges and universities to lower their prices. In fact, they do the opposite.

It takes a bit more work, but it’s well worth it to try things your way (without being cocky or careless) when experts tend to stand in the path instead of clearing it.

We need policy proposals that wed good intentions to sound economics.

To suggest that regulators decide which innovations should be allowed in society and which ones should be discouraged is dangerous and harmful to human progress.

Statistical discrimination happens when legitimate demands for trust are frustrated bytoo little information.

February 25 is a momentous day in American history. It is the day in 1913 the 16th Amendment took effect.

To understand the misleading narrative, we must look to the era of narrative-driven journalism and the politicization of society, both of which subjugate truth to ideology and politics.

The Green New Deal proposes to address environmental issues that are less problematic than many think.

His work should be more widely known; it deserves much greater professional respect.

School choice offers a solution to this unfair reality where the rich are able to choose their school and the poor are stuck by law in a failing system.

Let’s buckle up and see what 2019 brings to the table.

Given the decline of America’s historic and civic knowledge, perhaps we should consider how we ended up here.

Animals are simply unable to discern right actions from wrong ones by applying moral judgments, which is the reason why it is futile to talk about animal rights.

Millennials are drawn to the prospect of more affordable housing and a lower cost of living.

Our emotions don't have to rule of our minds.

The concept of implementing UBI as a public policy solution has significant shortcomings that should be discussed.

When Britain at last leaves the large protectionist bloc of the EU customs union, the economic realities of having made this shift may push it, at least the first step, back toward its former place as one of the world’s leading exemplars of free trade.

Tariffs impose restraints on choice, leaving consumers with fewer options in the marketplace.

This will be a rough year for full-service NYC restaurants as they try to navigate a future with significant economic headwinds and significantly higher labor costs from the city’s $15 an hour minimum wage.

Dehumanizing market decisions is key to patronizing nanny-state policies.

Americans collectively owed $1.46 trillion in student loans at the end of 2018.

The taxes are staggering. The consequences are misleading. Yet these aren’t the real problems with the legislation.

Polls of Americans show popular support for taxing the rich, but the media is failing to show them the whole picture.

If Canada’s program is any indication, the government’s definition of “high-quality” child care may, in fact, be harming children.

Cuba has made less progress in health care and life expectancy than most of Latin America in recent years due to its decrepit health care system.

Ocasio-Cortez's "unwilling to work" provision in her Green New Deal is troubling, to say the least.

This gives new life to the saying, “when it rains, it pours.”

The “democratic socialists” of today, like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and AOC, are trying to sell you “the economic snake oil of socialism.”

This decision will provide Americans robust constitutional protection against exorbitant fines imposed by local governments.

Serving as ground zero for the $15 minimum wage battle, New York City saw its fast-food workers also serve as the subjects in an experiment that completely ignored the laws of economics.

The latest science on complex adaptive systems demands that we understand wealth as a product of evolutionary processes, not government fiat.

There's a reason Amazon as a corporate entity usually escapes income taxes.

The presidential hopeful's plan would fundamentally change the types of care available or used in the sector.

If the government does not force physicians to participate in the new massive government insurance, this will certainly create an inequity of access that will be unsettling to the new socialist order.

Economist Tyler Cowen recently interviewed Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson, the best-selling author of "12 Rules for Life."

Germany grabbed headlines across the globe in late January by proposing a complete government ban on utilizing coal for energy by 2038, effectively signing the industry’s death warrant.

To compete with robots, we need an education model that nurtures human imagination and ingenuity.

It is fundamentally (and constitutionally) unfair to impose criminal liability on people who have no way of knowing their conduct is illegal and have no intent to commit a crime.

In his book "Coming Apart," Charles Murray draws on five decades of research to demonstrate how much has changed in America in a half century.

"Unless people can reconquer government its bigness will swallow them up."

Let’s take a closer look at these talent factors and parents’ influence.

Based on the academic literature, there are two things that can be done to halt the rise of polarization.

Think about it for a second, and you’ll find something to celebrate here.

Won't you help to sing these Songs of Freedom?

With the app giant venturing into so many different markets, it’s hard to ignore that it might be slowly making its presence a guarantee.

Jean Baptiste Say, the foremost French political economist in the early 1800s, offered one of the most eloquent defenses of property rights in history.

There are many practical problems with this theory.

The supposed choice between patriotism and activism is best answered with “Why not both?”