Celebrating Work
Let’s celebrate the important value of work on Labor Day—and demand that our governments stop killing jobs through their taxes, climate action plans and regulations and let people invest, trade, and work freely.
Let’s celebrate the important value of work on Labor Day—and demand that our governments stop killing jobs through their taxes, climate action plans and regulations and let people invest, trade, and work freely.
The fundamental principle that we need to recognize to help all workers flourish, ignored by most labor unions and governments alike, is freedom.
On Labor Day, let us honor the true root of production and wealth: the human mind.
With an ideal president and legislature, we would pursue something like what is going on in Argentina today. Whole agencies need to be deleted entirely from the federal budget.
Typhoid was ultimately conquered not by jails but by sanitation, hygiene, and antibiotics.
The hard question now is whether Israel should engage in a preemptive attack on Iran’s imminent nuclear arsenal.
Why replacing fossil energy with green energy cannot stop global warming and why it will wreck the US economy.
Conti, Frank, and Cutler shatter the common myths that the United States has “largely unregulated prices” for medical care or is “one of the only developed countries where health care is left mostly to the free market.”
There’s strong and growing evidence that the “next” US recession has begun — or will begin soon.