It has become fashionable for Washington politicians to bash corporate executives—their decisions, their motivations, and their personal earnings.

A contradiction in left-wing politics for decades has been the professed support of community, diversity, localism, and democracy on the one hand with the advocacy of federal power to address society’s ills on the other.

In his State of the Union address, President Trump proposed new spending on infrastructure, health research, border security, and paid family leave.

President Trump delivers his State of the Union address tonight and will surely claim credit for the strong economy.

More high earners appear to be leaving New York than expected in response to the 2017 federal tax reform.

There is good news for taxpayers regarding federal disability programs. The strong economy and administrative reforms have begun reducing caseloads for the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs.

On the campaign trail in 2016, Donald Trump railed against the federal government’s almost $20 trillion of debt, and he boldly promised to eliminate it “over a period of eight years.”

Former Starbucks head Howard Schultz announced that he may run for president as a fiscally responsible independent.

The federal shutdown revealed some of the ways that the government needlessly shackles the economy through subsidies and regulations.

Can’t anyone do anything in this country without federal subsidies?