Op/Ed

The politicization, cronyism and bureaucracy of public pension management is a recipe for disaster.

By virtually any traditional measure -- as well as a few nontraditional measures -- President Donald Trump's first State of the Union (SOTU) address was a great success. Let us count the ways.

Why are Democrats so critical of the Republican tax reform? It is rapidly achieving many of the Democrats’ economic goals.

Energy independence for the U.S. alone is still years away -- and may never arrive if we rely solely on renewables. But thanks to free trade, energy independence for North America is within our grasp.

Millennials are being fleeced as Washington continues to confiscate their wages to prop up the collapsing Social Security program. The Great Social Security Reckoning is on the horizon, and for several key reasons.

"I don't know what lies ahead for the Trump administration, but President Trump has already done more to grow the U.S. economy than the last four presidents and 28 years combined. In itself that is a significant policy legacy."

Liberals, the media and even a fair number of scientists feel compelled to reassert that the excessive cold is “the result of global warming.”

President Trump made a lot of progress in 2017—a lot more than many expected. Now the question is whether his second year can top his first. 

Energy independence for the U.S. alone is still years away. But thanks to free trade, energy independence for North America is within our grasp. A modernized Nafta can help make that goal a reality very soon.

Here’s one way millions of Americans will benefit from the Republican tax reform, even if they don’t benefit directly from lower tax rates: the booming stock market.