Power & Market

Taxpayers are already subsidizing public colleges nationwide. But must taxpayers also pay for students who want designer degrees at private schools?

No matter how this ends, the damage already done to the British public and the country’s social cohesion is considerable.

Just because two people have the same job title, that doesn't mean they do the same thing.

Facing an unimpressive economy, the Fed is already backing off its supposed plans to rise interest rates and scale back its balance sheet.

Describing the Japanese internment camps as concentration camps is not an exaggeration or a rhetorical trick.

Many progressives argue rights to property are arbitrary constructs of an elite and conservative legal system; that there is nothing “natural” or legitimate about them; and that, therefore, they have no special moral status.

Sales of Class 8 trucks (18-wheelers) hit the ditch in January, with orders down 58 percent from a year ago hitting a level not seen since October

The continued expansion of the executive branch is concerning. It is also predictable given the deification of American political democracy.

A correspondent sent me a story about Ludwig von Mises.

David Rosenberg tweeted a graph of the plunging Baltic Dry Index with the comment, “Is there a more deflationary chart than the Baltic Dry Index of