When the stakes are high and time is short, those advocating interventionist economic policy have a stronger-than-usual case for urgent and direct action. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Washington ...

Policymakers and developers have become increasingly divided over how to regulate artificial intelligence and its increasingly powerful capabilities. Recent open letters from AI lab employees have ...

In 1969, the Ivy League schools collected an average of $89,200 in revenues per student in today’s dollars. By 2019, the real revenues of Ivy League universities had exploded to $264,800 per student—a ...

A memo signed by Deputy Secretary Feinberg on “Supplier Cost and Pricing Transparency” may be the worst and most damaging piece of defense acquisition and industrial policy written in the last 50 ...

Come mid-September, the eyes of the world will be on Washington, when President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet for their next summit. Analysts will scour the proceedings for clues ...

Unable to win the war against Iran, President Trump is unrolling a new strategy: pretending to win. The US-Iran ceasefire, honored mostly in the breach for its 60-day term, has lapsed, with no ...

This is the third installment of RealClear Opinion Research’s continuing exploration of Pennsylvania public opinion. Once again, we’re drawing on a survey of 2,000 residents of Pennsylvania, conducted ...

4:20 pm: Howard Husock, Senior Fellow in Domestic Policies for the American Enterprise Institute, joins Greg for a conversation about his Wall Street Journal piece on how the reduction of school ...