Large reductions in pollution tend to happen as economic freedom increases and businesses invest in large-scale efficiency improvements.

As the future of vehicle fueling evolves, laws must change to accommodate adapting to a new market.

Walmart’s innovation is to clearly list and compete on prices, something currently missing from the healthcare industry in America.

Market Urbanism argues that in an open market, cities would likely be denser, but more to the point, would be freer.

If we hope to position students for success in the workplace, STEM education alone is not enough.

The senator’s proposal makes clear that fixing housing in America will require ending exclusionary and restrictive zoning.

The UT Board of Regents has approved a plan reducing tuition to zero for all in-state undergraduate students from families making under $65,000 annually.

Celebrating the freedom to read is about preserving the opportunity to explore ideas and come to our own conclusions.

Rather than restricting lifesaving innovations, the FDA should greenlight genetic testing and allow the market to develop.

Introducing economics to the urbanization process would help solve the problems now common in cities worldwide.