You may be aware of the attempts by Democrats in the House of Representatives to obtain President Trump’s tax returns, which they claim here is to see if the returns were properly audited and enforced by the IRS. I am confident (though I haven’t seen them) that the president’s tax returns run hundreds if…
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Easing tribalism giving way to political division.
The war on drugs makes it far too easy for corrupt police officers to plant evidence on people.
With polarization has come intolerance: people abandon their friends and family when they seem to have the wrong political views.
The real threat to free markets lies in the regulatory state.
We’re not talking about the World Cup here, but Russia’s challenge to Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs.
Bryan W. Van Norden argues that the ignorant do not have a right to an audience.
The city of Seattle attempts to grapple with the crisis of economic prosperity.
One hidden cost of inflation is that it makes an increasingly large share of cash holdings and transactions subject to government surveillance.
