Working from home is starting to become the “millennial dream,” but without hard work, it can be difficult to make it a reality. Here are some easy ways to get started.

Despite the FDA's horrendous track record in trying to figure out the “ideal” human diet, the agency is pushing dubious data showing a link between dog food and heart disease.

The government benefits didn’t create the wealth of these nations—the wealth of the populous created the government benefits.

Data show that rich countries that adhere to a welfare state model are not the most generous ones. When we check the Charities Aid Foundation World Giving Index, France is 72nd on the list of generosity. Denmark is 24th, Belgium is 39th. On the other hand, Ireland and the US⁠⁠—both of which have lower tax-to-GDP ratios⁠—are fourth and fifth, respectively. Interesting, isn’t it?

In Germany’s capital, Berlin, where rents have experienced a particularly sharp rise, it now takes 12 years to draft and approve a zoning plan.

America’s health system is certainly flawed and in need of reform, but there is clearly something working well enough that our system, despite already treating ten times more cases of appendicitis, can absorb the dissatisfied Canadians.

The solution lies in paying male and female athletes an equal flat fee with a bonus determined as a share of the sponsorship revenue for each match. It’s the fairest, most free-market way to resolve the pay dispute in intra-sex national and international-level competitive sports.

It is well-documented that civil asset forfeiture disproportionately affects minorities and the poor. But last week, one governor bucked the nationwide reform trend by vetoing a bill that would have placed new limits on the controversial practice.

The IRS created a program in 1996 that allows non-citizens residing in the USA who are earning money to report their income. Most undocumented immigrants have decided it’s worth the risk to document themselves as law-abiding taxpayers so they will have good standing legally and socially if one day amnesty—and with it, permanent legal status—is offered by the federal government.

Whether the something in question is a good or a service, shoes or labor, the basic supply and demand model predicts that, all else equal, an increase/fall in the price of something will lead to a fall/increase in the quantity demanded of that something—this is Econ 101.