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Taxing Medicines Is Bad Medicine
Michael F. Cannon President Trump has announced he will impose a 100 percent tax (tariff) on imports of both on-patent...
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The Failure of the Henchman Strategy: Pam Bondi and the Cost of Political Incursion
Mike Fox The departure of US Attorney General Pam Bondi on April 2, 2026, marked the inevitable conclusion of a...
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The Autism Therapy Gold Rush
Adam Omary and Jeffrey A. Singer How Overdiagnosis, Perverse Incentives, and Absent Oversight Created Medicaid’s Fastest-Growing Spending Crisis As we recently...
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Canadian vs US Health Care: More Similar Than You Think
Jeffrey A. Singer In a recent online seminar hosted by the Institute for Liberal Studies in Ottawa, Canada, I explained why both...
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Market Signals Over Mandates: Solving the AI Era’s True Labor Crisis
Kevin T. Frazier If you exclusively read panic-driven headlines about artificial intelligence (AI), then you may assume that AI will...
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April 2, 2025: A Day of Economic Lunacy, Not Liberation
Clark Packard A year ago today, President Trump walked into the White House Rose Garden, held up a poster board...
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Lose Money This March Madness? The IRS Still Wants Its Cut
Adam N. Michel Millions of Americans will lose money this month. Some will drop $20 in the office March Madness pool....
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Reconciliation 2.0 Can Save Billions by Completing the Wall Around the Welfare State
Adam N. Michel and David J. Bier The next reconciliation package should finish what the One Big Beautiful Bill Act...
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The Last Fascists: How Peronism Explains Argentina’s Decline
Marcos Falcone This week, The Independent Review published my latest peer-reviewed research article, titled “Peronism: The Rise and Persistence of...
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One Year After “Liberation Day”: Here’s What We Know and What We Don’t
Scott Lincicome, Alfredo Carrillo Obregon, and Chad Smitson One year ago today, President Trump celebrated “Liberation Day,” unveiling his global...
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