Ryan Bourne and Nathan Miller Occupational licensing is sold as consumer protection that screens out incompetent or dangerous workers. Today, about 22 percent of
Benjamin Giltner Finland is the latest country to join France’s nuclear umbrella, having finalized a deal with Paris earlier this week. This sounds
Jeffrey Miron Does banning a good or service substantially reduce its consumption? Or does it mainly drive the market underground or to substitute
Matthew Cavedon In this case, a family in Parksley, Virginia, ran into an onslaught of opposition to their food truck from their local
Romina Boccia Republicans have resisted broad tax increases for decades. Social Security’s approaching insolvency may be testing that commitment. The Washington Post recently reported
Emily Ekins and Jonah Messinger 74% Say President Trump’s Tariffs Have Raised Prices; 53% Say Tariffs Have Weakened the Economy, 70% Say the
Marcos Falcone and Daniel Raisbeck Since the capture and removal of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro by the United States on January 3, chavismo,
Romina Boccia and Tyler Turman The Census Bureau released the poverty report for 2025 yesterday, the first to cover a full year of
David Ditch The federal debt is on pace to rise uncontrollably, driven by rapidly escalating spending. Bond markets are demanding higher interest rates
Clark Packard, Alfredo Carrillo Obregon, and Eli DeLuca The House of Representatives will likely vote this week on the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and
