USPS Reform in Name Only
The postal bill in front of Congress does not deliver real reforms.
When It Comes to the IRS, Bigger Is Not Better
To lower the tax gap and streamline the agency’s administration, Congress should instead pursue major tax reform to simplify the tax code.
Ten Reasons to Cut Debt
Government debt imposes burdens on tomorrow’s economy that legislators cannot repeal.
The Triumph of Biotechnology and Private Capital
COVID vaccines are a triumph of the biotechnology industry and of the venture capitalists and wealthy angel investors who fund it.
Liquor-License Rules Are Crippling Restaurants at the Worst Possible Time
Now is not the time to hammer food establishments trying to crawl out of the pandemic.
Ten Reasons to Oppose More Spending
To hear most politicians tell it, you would think there are no downsides to federal-budget expansion. But that is not the case.
Why Is the Government Trying to Kill Home-Based Businesses?
Overregulation of home businesses didn’t make sense before the pandemic. Now, it’s even more misguided.
The Democrats Are Partially Right about Wealth and Corruption
Fortunes acquired through corruption and cronyism are bad; not so for fortunes acquired through work and innovation.
How the Government Creates Wealth Inequality
Politicians complain loudly about this problem, but their own policies are generating it.
To Save the USPS, We Must Privatize It
The Postal Service needs a makeover for the digital age, and Europe has shown it the way: privatization, diversification, and competition.