Nearly 20% of U.S. dollars were printed in 2020, what now?

Catalyst Fellow co-authors a paper with 5 others on how to end homelessness in California and beyond

America’s flagship but beleaguered intercity bus service may benefit from the efficiencies of an upstart German company

More IRS snooping will not solve the challenges facing Americans

The troubled agency would be better off contracting out to the growing private logistics market.

What’s causing the energy crisis that’s hitting Europe right now?

With such a massive platform, the pope has an obligation to better inform himself before wading into economics affairs

Congress should not be able to decide the fate of the entire crypto industry through a last-minute provision slipped into a must-pass bill

While trends and gimmicks are sometimes proposed to bolster rail in America, it may require much simpler steps—namely open competition with Amtrak

European countries are turning to the market to run rail service. Can America follow?

California legislators have not only cut ties with reality—failing to see that they’re heading for ever more blackouts—they also want to cut their citizens’ last lifeline to reliable power when blackouts inevitably occur

Here's why the fantastical notion of a trillion-dollar coin appearing out of thin air to pay the bills is so appealing—and perilous