Personal thoughts, unpublished articles, and links to media hits

Over the last couple years, I have been reflecting a lot on the tenth commandment, the admonition not to covet. As a reference point: You...

In the aftermath of the Capitol’s siege by a Trump-supporting mob, some on the right have chosen to focus on hypocrisy on the left....

John Kristof joins Michael McShane and Paul DiPerna to discuss the latest trends in EdChoice's monthly public opinion tracker. Are...

Sanders is assuming that more government dollars translates to more socioeconomic problems solved. History pokes some significant holes...

Changing default liability would be one of the most destructive options the Trump administration could pursue.

The #FightFor15 has gone totally mainstream in Democratic politics. Would a federal raise be good for all Americans?

Both parties want to avoid spending cuts to areas most important to their voter bases, but they want to minimize money going to the other pa

Energy, environmental, and consumer groups see little sense in halting a statewide move toward cheap and clean electricity.

Making low-waste lifestyles more accessible and cost-effective are important steps for reducing total trash produced in the economy

The GOP’s new cap on SALT deductions makes it harder for Illinois and other high-tax states to solve their migration issues.

Kristof discusses occupational licensing following an outcry over a woman who who called the cops on a child for selling water bottles.

How did one of the most aggressive marketing campaigns in pharmaceutical industry become the most attractive strategy?

The left and the right could find more common ground if they returned to the basic understanding of "privilege."