Tag: Commentaries/Opinions

When I caught chickenpox from my infant daughter in 1997, I knew I was in trouble. The virus can be ...

President Trump’s Schedule F executive order, which I shepherded, eliminated job protections for policy-influencing federal employees. President Biden rescinded it, ...

Nobel economics laureate Robert Mundell wrote in 1998 that the dollar-euro exchange rate would go on to become “the most ...

By Eliza Holland and Nikki JohnsonAug. 8, 2022 6:00 pm ETMost Covid restrictions in the U.S. have long since ended, ...

The European Central Bank promised it would prevent Rome’s borrowing costs from spiraling out of control, and it looks like ...

Political debate is at the core of the First Amendment, but too often politicians seek to regulate it for election ...

Nearly all of Washington—Democrats, the press, lobbyists—is taking a victory lap with Senate passage of the Schumer-Manchin tax, climate and ...

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce may be the nation’s premier business lobby, but it could use some counseling on its ...

Historical analogies are often lazy, and I cringe when I hear analysts liken the war in Ukraine and the West’s ...

Germany’s energy policies are among the biggest threats facing Europe’s economy, and if there’s a silver lining it is that ...