Shifts, Not Shocks: Rethinking Rust Belt Decline

Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo

Friday Feature: LUMIN Schools

Colleen Hroncich At first glance, LUMIN Schools might look like other traditional schools. But when you dig a little deeper, you find unique

Tariffs on Imports from China Are Still Too High

Clark Packard

Financial Surveillance Is Expanding—But So Is the Resistance

Nicholas Anthony

Don’t Put a Tariff on Barbie: Global Trade Increases the Variety and Lowers the Price of Dolls and Almost All Else We Buy

Jeremy Horpedahl

The Best Way to Expand Naloxone Access? Clear the Path

Jeffrey A. Singer

Congress Should Repeal the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Not Expand It

Adam N. Michel The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) awards roughly $14 billion in tax credits annually to private apartment building developers

Debunking Protectionist Claims About Tariffs and Industrial Expansion

Phil Gramm and Donald J. Boudreaux

Four Things the Senate Can Do to Improve the House Tax Bill

Adam N. Michel The House of Representatives recently passed its One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which, among many other things, extends the

SCOTUS Decision Against Religious Charter Is Right, But We Must Address Discrimination Against Religion

Neal McCluskey In a decision that surprised me in its rapidity, but not its outcome, the Supreme Court deadlocked four to four, leaving