Reprinted from AdamSmithWorks Commerce, David Hume told us, decays not just where it is insecure, but where it is not honorable. McCloskey elaborates across her Bourgeois Trilogy how the Great Enrichment came from...

While decomposing inflation into its constituent parts is empirically tricky, its essence is simple. Inflation results from too much money chasing too few goods. Milton Friedman popularized this rule of...

Initial claims for regular state unemployment insurance fell 2,000 for the week ending June 18, coming in at 229,000. The previous week’s 231,000 was revised up from 229,000 (see first...

Reprinted from Law & Liberty Most periods of Western history have their statesmen. It’s hard to imagine the late-eighteenth century absent William Pitt the Younger or the mid-twentieth century without...

If some of our Army posts are to be renamed, it is appropriate that they be renamed after heroes from the ranks of the common soldier, or “Joes” as they...

Few Presidents have wrapped their protectionism in the American flag to the extent Donald Trump did. But all recent Presidents have continued a long line of protectionist policies, and Joe...

A decade-long volunteer of Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, Dr. Jim Ouimette, is lead author on a paper in the February edition of the International Journal of Atmospheric Measurement Technology for...

To celebrate UK Pride Month, the British Ecological Society journals have re-launched ‘Rainbow Research’ – a blog series which aims to promote the visibility of STEM researchers from the LGBTQ+...

By Gabriel R. Sanchez, Keon L. Gilbert, Camille BusetteIntroduction In his State of the Union address earlier this year, President Joe Biden spoke of a “new moment” where the coronavirus...

By Louise Sheiner, David WesselThe COVID-19 pandemic posed a particular dilemma to state and local governments. The federal government provided close to $1 trillion to state and local governments to...