You might be better off despite the trade-offs, but choices have consequences or costs. Americans would be better served if our politicians, policymakers, and policy commentators honestly highlighted ...

The problems pornography presents have clearly become so much more complicated and even more difficult to address.

Tech sector layoffs have grabbed a lot of headlines over the past two years since the Federal Reserve ended its zero interest rate policy that enabled vast investment in research, development, and ...

Policymakers should focus on promoting employment and creating conditions for job growth, rather than solely focusing on income redistribution or expansion of the social safety net. AI might make that ...

IT IS IN AMERICA (AND WESTERN EUROPE) that wider-war anxieties are greatest. The Biden administration has been a case study in half-measures and self-deterrence, not only in the Middle East but in ...

On October 1, the Islamic Republic of Iran launched a barrage of 181 ballistic missiles against the State of Israel — retaliation, the government said, for the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan ...

This paper empirically estimates sustainable sovereign debt limits for 27 OECD countries, updating the model in Ghosh et al. (2013). We assess fiscal reaction functions, confirming the fiscal ...

China stock hype will be loud for a bit, as if the bull run is durable and portends a genuinely better economy. It’s probably not and it certainly won’t. But at least some financials will book smaller ...

When Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic Party’s nomination for president in August, she said, “I’m no stranger to unlikely journeys.” And yet voters know little about the ...

Senior Fellow Michael Rubin discusses Iran’s strikes on Israel and what comes next on CNBC’s Power Lunch.