The AP reports Congress is seriously considering red flag gun legislation. The problem is there is little evidence that red flag laws⁠ work, though they pose clear ethical and constitutional concerns to civil libertarians.

The tech bubble in 2001 and the housing bubble of 2008 are more closely tied together than many realize, which becomes evident through analysis of the monetary policies of that period.

The Social Security 2100 Act would increase payroll taxes for high-income individuals (e.g., those earning $266,000 today) to roughly 2.4 times what they would be under current law.

Keynes never deviated from his belief that long-run growth is driven in large part by capital accumulation. And income inequality is a key driver of capital accumulation.

Elizabeth Warren's policy prescription is merely the latest in a long line of government attempts to interfere with America’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, a system that has thrived, in large part, because of limited government interference.

She was a scholar who looked out the window, to adapt a phrase from her fellow Nobel laureate Ronald Coase, and she showed empirically and experimentally how institutions evolve to manage common-pool resources “without any regulation by central authorities or privatization.”

The Post Office has racked up $5.9 billion in losses already this fiscal year. Since 2007, losses have totaled more than $70 billion.

College textbook prices have risen by more than 1,000 percent since 1977. The reason? The textbook market is one with a captive consumer base propped up by university bureaucrats and administrators.

New York City could be the “canary in the coal mine” that predicts what happens when politicians engage in “political wage setting.”

The declining cost of air-conditioning is a common trend across nearly all household appliances.