We have to increase regulation and government intervention of finance. Don't we?

Merely to exist is to have an open-ended right to claim goods and services paid for by other people's efforts?

Why doesn't Mr. Bush fire the bureaucrats who won't carry out his policies? Because he can't.

Supply and demand works for pretty much everything.

Our civil forfeiture laws have resurrected what is known as a "tax farm."

Instead of a moral paragon, Google is becoming a moral lesson.

Thanks to the stroke of a legalistic pen, the Chinese have accomplished what all Michael Jackson's surgeries have failed to do: changed conclusively from one color to another.

Toddlers who say "yuck" when given flavorful foreign food may be exhibiting racist behavior, a British government-sponsored organization says.

To our surprise, John McCain has made an excellent proposal which, unlike almost every other politically-inspired "solution" to our energy problems, would most likely work.

Should a drivers' license have anything to do with the ability to drive a vehicle safely?