Editor’s Pick

Alfredo Carrillo Obregon (Getty Images) On June 10, President Trump cast doubt on the future of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), stating that he is “not looking to renew” the…

Nicholas Anthony The trouble with the Bank Secrecy Act is not limited to regulatory burdens, ineffective reporting, and expansionary surveillance. There’s also the problem with how this system is abused…

Adam N. Michel (Getty Images) Representative Ron Estes (R‑KS) recently introduced House Resolution 1340, opposing foreign digital services taxes (DSTs). It is co-led by Rep. Suzan DelBene (D‑WA) and cosponsored…

Norbert J. Michel True liberty cannot exist without economic and financial autonomy. Every individual, regardless of their background, must have the right to protect their wealth. They must have the…

Kevin T. Frazier With July 4th looming, it’s tragically poetic that the country is again facing the question of how to constrain the exercise of arbitrary power. The Trump administration’s…

Colleen Hroncich In 2021, Farryn Slaton-Barkley picked up her young son from daycare and noticed something was wrong. He kept repeating his teacher’s name, which was unusual for a child…

James Bacchus (Getty Images) In yet another of his unending twists on trade, President Donald Trump has suggested he may not renew the current United States trade agreement with Canada…

Colleen Hroncich (Getty Images) The latest Long-Term Trend results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)—dubbed the Nation’s Report Card—are out, and they’re kind of “meh.” On one hand,…

Patrick G. Eddington If you’ve followed the Section 702 reauthorization debate this week, you’ve heard a parade of warnings about imminent intelligence darkness. Speaker Mike Johnson says the program cannot…

Scott Lincicome and Chad Smitson (Getty Images) More than a year since “Liberation Day,” the US trade deficit looks much the same—despite a historic increase in tariffs that were ostensibly…