Too much of today’s debate over government programs occurs in the realm of goals and omits any discussion of costs

Despite its scientific brilliance, its human drama, Apollo is, in a sense, a relic of the Cold War.

If we really respect people’s liberty, dignity, and autonomy, we will work to expand their options rather than limit them.

Too often, occupational licensing laws are used to ban all former convicts from the ability to legally participate in the licensed occupation.

Homeowners who want to sell something to their neighbors face a gauntlet of laws, permits, and inspections that sap the will and wallets of would-be entrepreneurs.

The Department of Education updated a key funding program for career and technical education, but educators should recognize its value even without federal support.

Those in love with chavista-style fascism have tried to justify the regime by denying that it was a police state, but the new report ends this charade.

Both President Trump and Governor Newsom propose easing environmental regulations for forest-thinning to speed up wildfire prevention.

Various recognition software has a bright future if government can prevent its abuse and allow free enterprise to take the lead.  

In many cases, the residential nature of college is key to most of the collegiate contribution to student success.