Instead of focusing on increasing diversity in education, we should be focusing on preparing our diverse students to achieve success themselves.

They share the roads; they need to share the costs.

Instead of coercion, either through increased taxes or mandates that employers provide certain compensation packages, let employers battle it out!

To provide a real alternative to higher education, states and schools offering vocational programs should align vocational education with market needs.

Lower energy prices brought about by increased foreign trade would mean lower prices for most things and, therefore, greater scope for flourishing.

Unlike the costs of labor or building materials, land-use regulation costs are created by law and can be lowered by lawmaker action.

Given that fewer than one in three children have a stay at home parent, the need for affordable nonparental childcare is imperative.

More skin in the game means lower costs for consumers and eventually taxpayers via lower federal health program costs.

The nationwide retreat of rent control was consistent with the thrust of decades of economic research, and the new controls fly in the face of that research.

The UN report (subtly) admits what many in the press won’t: indicators aren’t so bad, and capitalism can help save the environment.