The WSJ provides the sordid details of a bureaucratic injustice.
Daily Analysis
Three Key Wild Cards for Public Policy in 2015
Key questions for the new year.
The Three Best and Three Worst Policy Developments of 2014
The things we applauded and face-palmed over in 2014.
Another “Oops” Moment for Paul Krugman
Krugman mangles the data again to peddle is debunked Keynesianism.
More Evidence of Fiscal Progress
It’s not time to break out the champagne, but here’s more evidence of modest fiscal successes in recent years.
Can You Guess the Jurisdiction that Is Ending Special Pension Advantages for Government Bureaucrats?
It’s embarrassing that China is moving in the right direction while the U.S. is not.
Red Light Cameras, Government Greed, and the Libertarian Quandary
Are red-light and speed cameras good or bad?
Wise Words on Regulation and Consumer Freedom from Milton Friedman
Everyone should listen to Friedman explain the merits of cost-benefit analysis and consumer choice.
Strangling Santa (and Everyone Else) with Regulation and Red Tape
The President gave the economy a special regulatory gift before jetting off to Hawaii.
The Final Nail in the Keynesian Coffin?
There’s a growing consensus against Keynes’ free-lunch theory