Misdirection and Misinformation: FISA Reauthorization Fight Intensifies
Patrick G. Eddington Early this morning, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R‑SD) secured cloture on S.4344, Senator Tom Cotton’s (R‑AR) ...
Washington’s Self-Inflicted Farm Crisis
Clark Packard Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins made headlines last week when she called rising fertilizer prices an “overarching ...
Tax Burdens and the French Revolution
Jeffrey Miron New research uses regional per capita tax burdens in 1780s France to examine the relationship between tax burdens ...
Higher Ed Reforms Could Save Taxpayers More than $200 Billion over the Next Decade
Andrew Gillen With federal deficits at high and unsustainable levels, there is an urgent need to find ways to cut ...
The Right to Try Isn’t the Same as the Ability to Try
Jeffrey A. Singer Two recent Wall Street Journal editorials argue that the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) “inexplicable” rejection of RP1, an immunotherapy ...
A Look Behind the Fed’s Curtains
Our own Jonathan Newman had the opportunity to sit down with a Federal Reserve governor. The central banker's answers to ...
A Look Behind the Fed’s Curtains
Our own Jonathan Newman had the opportunity to sit down with a Federal Reserve governor. The central banker's answers to ...
God Bless Captain Vere: When Constitutional Duty Yields to Institutional Power
With President Trump demanding people in the armed forces as well as in other government offices do his bidding no ...
How War and Fiat Currencies Drive the Price of Gold and Oil
Kaneki Kojo interviews Mark Thornton on the link between government policies and the rising cost of living.
UK borrowing slips to four-year low but Middle East tensions threaten Reeves’s fiscal plan
Britain’s public finances delivered a rare slice of good news for the chancellor this week, with government borrowing sinking to ...
