Power & Market

In Los Angeles, if you want your home or business protected from fires, you must hire concierge firefighters. Such a prospect isn‘t just for Hollywood elites anymore.

When Benjamin Franklin’s older brother, James, used his anti-establishment newspaper to criticize the Crown’s lax attitude towards pirating along t

An end to Ukraine’s suffering requires a realistic deal with Putin, something that Trump at least partly understands.

Since the Hoover-FDR New Deal, members of Congress and presidents from both major political parties have failed to uphold their oaths to defend the Constitution by spending the public’s money without regard to the limits placed on their authority.

Remittances—financial transfers from migrants to their home countries—are often lauded as a driver of economic growth in developing nations. While remittances provide short-term relief for recipient households, their overall impact on economic growth remains questionable.

Today would have been Murray Rothbard's 99th birthday.

State taxpayer dollars are used to keep several money-losing nuclear plants operating. Each nuclear plant should be viewed as a stranded asset, not needing a state subsidy.

The media is spinning the story as a political hot potato: can tariff increases make up for the future revenue losses from extending the income tax reductions from President Trump’s first term?

For anyone who imagines that the US gold hoard might be used to pay off some significant portion of the national debt, this is going to be a big disappointment.

Since the last credible audit in the 1950s, America’s gold reserves have been subject to limited, flawed, and theatrical inspections.