Republicans Take an Important Step Back into the Environmental Debate
Conservatives ought to conserve. The newly formed Roosevelt Conservation Caucus aims to show them how.
Peter Thiel Calls on FBI, CIA to Investigate Possible Chinese Infiltration of Google
Thiel suggested that Google's decision to work with the Chinese military is “treasonous” and likely occurred because the company has been compromised.
Are the Uber and Lyft Bubbles about to Burst?
The companies are already unprofitable, and facing strict regulation.
Middle-Class Joe Cashes In
For the average American, a million here, a million there, and pretty soon you’re talking about real money.
Myths of Student-Loan Debt
The system needs reform, but not all borrowers are victims.
Breaking: Contracts Have Consequences
If they didn’t like the terms of the agreement reached by the collective bargaining process, the women’s team was well within its right not to sign it.
Congress Needs to Settle the Looming Cannabis-Regulation Fight
SCOTUS just ruled that states can’t enact protectionist alcohol laws. Congress should ensure that the same is true of cannabis in states where it is legal.
Fed Chair Signals Likely Rate Cut, Citing ‘Uncertainty’ around Trade War
Jerome Powell signaled an imminent rate cut, citing President Trump's ongoing trade war and a lagging global economy to justify the move.
Licensing Reform Makes Inroads in Pennsylvania
The proliferation of license requirements nationwide hurts workers and consumers.
Taxing Inheritances Won’t Fix Social Security
Senator Chris Van Hollen wants a lower exemption and a 45 percent rate for the estate tax.