This week’s inflation numbers provided the only economic news. Consumer prices in August continued to rebound, rising at a 4 percent rate for the...

Eric Oertle spent part of Sunday reviewing security video from the night his life came crashing down. It was all he could do to...

Highly paid consultants spouting toxic racist concepts meant to transform society, and ignobly masking them as “anti-racism” training, are to be shown the door...

After years of dubious rulings, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is rendering rational, reasonable, Constitutional judicial decisions: When the Ninth Circuit Court Unanimously...

California's fiscal, energy, and crime problems are creating a downward spiral as productive people flee and tax revenues head toward a freefall. Excessive heat is...

Outside agitators spurred riots in the city, chief and mayor both said. Rochester, New York Police Chief La’Ron Singletary abruptly retired today after days of...

Michigan state financial analysts now expect that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a much smaller effect on state revenue and on corporate and income...

A little over 70 years ago, the Austrian economist Friedrich A. Hayek (1899-1992) published an essay on “The Intellectuals and Socialism” (1949). Hayek suggested...

We are living in truly dangerous times. In the midst of a global pandemic that has taken the lives of more than 180,000 Americans, protests, riots,...

Donald Trump’s version of socialism is in fact not much different from what Republicans have been peddling and presiding over for many decades: duct-taping an unsustainable Social Security system, offering some hybrid private-government medical system, implementing a “conservative” version of educational interventionism, advocating “incentive-friendly” welfare statism, compromising personal and civil liberties in “wars” on drugs, terrorism and various forms of personal behavior not approved of.

The job market is back to 92 percent of its peak level of February. In contrast, the recovery has brought total output for August back to 97 percent of what it was at its peak in February.

For the second time in a month, new unemployment claims fell below the million mark in the U.S. Department of Labor's weekly jobless report. According...

There was a time when most Americans distrusted those who offered them politically provided heavens on earth. Government was viewed as coercive, corrupt and generally incompetent in its attempts to improve the material and other conditions of man through regulation and redistribution.

Gabe Johnson was sitting in his apartment Saturday night in Portland, Oregon, when he heard the gunshots that took the life of a man...