U.K. politicians are tired of being responsible.
Daily Analysis
The World’s Demographic Crisis Is Actually a Policy Crisis
Bad things happen to welfare states when the population pyramid becomes a population cylinder.
In Just Six Minutes, Everything You Need to Know about Spending Caps
The way to achieve our fiscal goals.
Government Fraud: A Feature, Not a Bug
It’s a magnet for scammers.
The Grim History of Federal Spending Since World War II
Where we’ve been, and where we are unfortunately going.
Illinois Moves another Step Closer to Bankruptcy
Approaching a cliff, Illinois steps on the gas.
A Horrifying Example of Government Handouts and Perverse Incentives
A shocking new version of unintended consequences.
The Fraud-Riddled Obamaphone Boondoggle
Government giveaways promote fraud.
Medicaid Reform and Math-Challenged Reporters at the New York Times and Washington Post
What Medicaid cuts?
Whether for Reasons of Good Policy or Personal Revenge, Trump and Republicans Should End Subsidies for the OECD
Might the subsidies to the OECD finally be cut?