Why Britain’s SME Owners are Facing a Retirement Reality Check
Many directors have built wealth inside their companies rather than in formal retirement plans. In 2026, that familiar SME model ...
Low and Falling Fertility Means Social Security’s Funding Problems Are Worse Than Expected
Romina Boccia and Krit Chanwong Social Security’s long-term shortfall is likely significantly worse than projected. In 2025, the Social Security Trustees ...
The GUARD Financial Data Act Reflects a Misguided Pro-Regulatory Consensus
Solveig Singleton The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) established federal ground rules for financial privacy in 1999. The Republicans of the House ...
What Congress Asked Me About the Bank Secrecy Act
Nicholas Anthony Testifying before Congress is never an easy matter. Time is limited, and tempers flare. Yet, during my testimony ...
Justice Denied, Injustice Funded: How the DOJ Shields Misconduct While Bankrolling Extremism
Mike Fox I’ve written extensively about how the government curates the trial jury pool to ensure that citizens who understand ...
Why Egalitarianism Persists
Murray Rothbard knew that egalitarianism always resulted in policy disaster. Egalitarians, he said, should be forced to justify their egalitarian ...
RIP Antony Mueller
Over the weekend, Mises Institute Associated Scholar Antony Mueller passed away.
Why Overdose Deaths Are Falling—and It Isn’t Because of the Drug War
Jeffrey A. Singer The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported that overdose deaths during the 12-month period ...
Expanding Treasury’s Do Not Pay System Would Strengthen Welfare Program Integrity
Romina Boccia and Tyler Turman State-run, federally funded welfare programs lose billions of dollars to improper payments every year. Examples ...
The Big Apple’s Woes Are Not Just the Result of One Election
Mamdani’s election is not the cause of economic decline. Instead, New York City’s slide into chaos has been ongoing for ...
