As college expenses become bigger, the case for purchasing insurance has grown.

Many of the most popular tropes are based on findings that are misleading at best and outright false at worst.

Rather than debating who should pay for high medical bills, policymakers should focus on reducing costs.

Too Much of a Good Thing?

We should celebrate an ever-safer travel industry that creates jobs and opportunities for millions in the U.S. and overseas.

The store has a new “partner,” the Preservation Commission, which has authority to block, alter, and delay business decisions.

People Respond to Incentives, Even on the Soccer Field

Zoning Reform for the Formerly Incarcerated

By working with educators to shape classes and degree programs to teach the skills they value, employers could build the workforce they need, often from within their existing labor force.

It is an apt description for a high-speed rail project that has been plagued from the start by fanciful assumptions and the inability to identify a funding source for the vast majority of the project.

Increasingly, kids look at colleges as sort of a sophisticated form of vocational education that once was a staple of many high schools.

Selective excise taxes may raise revenue for the public sector by targeting the consumption of things that elites disdain, but they do not save millions of lives.