Federal spending cuts are not a necessary evil needed to tackle deficits, but rather an opportunity to spur growth and expand freedom.

The OECD has released results from a survey of 22,000 people in 21 countries regarding their views of government social programs.

Are rich people idle “rentiers,” as economist Thomas Piketty calls them, who inherit wealth and add no social value?

President Trump’s new budget proposes to increase federal spending on infrastructure by $200 billion over 10 years.

Federal politicians routinely lambast the tax code as full of loopholes favoring special interests and generating lobbying—then they add more loopholes generating even more lobbying and corruption.

Canada privatized its air traffic control (ATC) system in 1996. Today, Nav Canada is on the leading edge of ATC innovation worldwide.

President Trump’s budget yesterday provides the latest evidence of out-of-control entitlement spending.

The Trump administration has released its federal budget for 2020. The document lays out taxing and spending proposals and provides projections through 2029.

President Trump releases his budget for 2020 today. The budget includes major cuts to domestic programs to deal with rising deficits, which is a good approach because out-of-control spending is the core problem with federal finances.

If governments cannot predict our economic future, they will be hard-pressed to successfully manipulate it.