A plan to triple the tax rate would hurt all shareholders.

Illegitimacy and the liberal elite.

The fears of contagion from Athens were always exaggerated. Now the issues are whether Greece will reform and whether Europe will cut it off if it doesn't.

The U.S. runs a huge trade surplus in tourism, tuition paid by foreign students, even NBA jerseys sold abroad.

A Silicon Valley start-up shows big business how its best customers can also be its best shareholders.

No country should be forced to remain in the euro against its will.

The bank's predictions of its own behavior are only as good as its predictions of the economy. It has a poor track record.

Before deciding on war or containment, the West should offer a good-faith compromise to the mullahs and the Iranian people.

The Supreme Court revisits discrimination and government.

Walter Russell Mead on the government's costly biases against entrepreneurs and small firms.

I never met the baseball great, who died last week. But he spoke to me in my darkest hour.

"Abundance" argues that growing technologies have the potential not only to spread information but to solve some of humanity's most vexing problems. Michael Shermer reviews.

Let me get something out of the way first: I get it.  I understand.  I know...

It’s time for Democratic politicians like Elizabeth Warren who are courting Catholic voters, or who – like Senator Bob Casey – profess the Catholic...

Prepare yourselves, I am going to write something semi positive about policies that the Romney campaign happens to espouse today, at this hour*. Today the Romney...

After several years of offering oblique generalities about the need to lower the corporate tax, Obama is finally putting his money where his mouth is. ...