Milton Friedman’s negative income tax misfired—Americans don’t need incentives to work, they need better work options, and a negative tariff would do far more to boost prosperity.

Trump’s tariffs fight back against decades of elite-backed free trade that gutted U.S. industry, ensuring American businesses win instead of being undercut by foreign subsidies and cheap labor.

Trump faces substantial economic challenges, including inflation and national debt, and should use America's early economic history to guide policies focused on decentralization and deregulation.

With the economy at a crossroads, it is crucial to choose a leader capable of steering the country toward prosperity.

Our economy is unhealthy. Many Americans who should be working are not, as other workers are sacrificing their youth in exchange for declining wages, higher taxes, and a lower quality of life. 

Biden and Democrats are waging a war on small businesses that won't end until they've been voted out of office.

It is a desperate move, one unlikely to buy forgiveness from voters savaged by inflation. Until the election is over, however, businesses should expect to continue to be Biden’s antitrust piñata.

Given the choice of doing the right thing for the long-term health of the country and eking out another good quarter to ensure reelection, it’s obvious where incentives fall for the gang in charge.

America's mining industry can build the critical supply chains we need and provide a foundation for the pivot to our EV future.

In this consumptive economy, we must be ever vigilant and protect what we should most treasure. Tuberculosis consumes bodies. The consumptive economy consumes souls.

From President Trump down to local races, the stage is set for big patriotic populist wins on the primary issue of the economy.

Thirty years ago, more than 10,000 people worked at Weirton Steel. Now, the last 900 workers left have just lost their jobs.

Farmers in the Western world are warning that the net-zero movement will drive food prices higher and put smaller farmers out of business. A new […]