Three months ago, I argued that Kevin Warsh’s confirmation as Fed chair represented something genuine: an intellectual reckoning with what…
America’s tinplate tariffs in the 1890s are a clear example of effective industrial policy, and a reminder that tariffs work…
Most Americans can recite the opening lines of one of the two great documents published in 1776. They cannot name…
The Federal Reserve held rates steady at its June meeting. That wasn’t the story. What mattered: Kevin Warsh sees a…
For two decades, the Federal Reserve has behaved less like a central bank and more like the nation’s emergency room…
Washington’s tax bureaucrats want you to believe you can tax your way to prosperity. History says otherwise. The Congressional Research…
There is a particular kind of political folly that manages to be simultaneously expensive, unnecessary and self-inflicted. The U.K. government’s…
President Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel have done something no Washington consensus would have predicted five years ago: they put…
While Washington and Tel Aviv argue over battle damage assessments, consider a different metric entirely: somewhere in Tehran tonight, an…
Gov. Gavin Newsom loves to boast that California is a model for the nation. But there’s one “innovation” you’ll never…
America is engaged in a high-stakes competition with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)—one that will shape our economic future and…
The Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO’s) recently issued report, The Budget and Economic Outlook: 2026 to 2036, offers a sobering look…
Tonight, I come before Congress not to recite grievances. I come to report the results. For too long, Americans were…
Affordability. It is the hot, new political slogan, a catch-all lament for the frustrations of daily economic life. But behind…
The United States’ recent confrontations with Iran dominate the headlines, but the growing, if quieter, confrontation with China is just…