Op/Ed

Toyota’s abandoning high-tax California for a business-friendly, low-tax state—as more and more companies and individuals in blue states are doing—makes good economic and political sense.

There is a growing recognition that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is more of a threat to human safety than a protector of it.

The politicization of what is supposed to be reliable, nonpartisan, government-sponsored economic research is one of the saddest legacies of the Obama administration.

Given how much younger workers have to pay in taxes and how little they can expect to get back, the real question is why they didn’t revolt years ago.

Apparently the president isn’t outraged over this disparity in male-female pay in professional basketball. But what would happen if Congress tried to fix it, as Obama wants to do for the rest of the economy? 

There are reasons why Americans won’t give up their guns, and Ukraine and Venezuela are two of them. Widespread gun ownership doesn’t guarantee the population remains free, but a lack on them opens the door for repression.

In a survey, 63 percent said that corporate tax issues were highly or somewhat challenging. It's easy to see why tax reform is crucial to the middle market's fortunes.

It’s telling that Democrats are accusing Republicans of supporting what they passed and are now running from.

After years of pontificating about what was wrong with health insurance, Obamacare could eventually incorporate the very elements Obama was trying to fight.