Robert D. Atkinson is the president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation. Workers of the world: Embrace AI automation. You have nothing to lose but your stagnant wages.

The president is also considering hefty new tariffs on the European Union and on specific goods, such as oil and gas, at a later date. An innovator in the health-sharing space shows how to rein in ...

Ian Smith is an attorney in Washington, D.C., and a contributing blogger with immigration enforcement advocate, the Immigration Reform Law Institute. The Obama administration’s deferred-action ...

President Trump’s early moves display the right impulse and plenty of gumption while leaving many questions about how they will actually work. When draining the swamp, bring a map and flashlight.

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Tom Rosshirt was a national-security speechwriter for President Bill Clinton and a foreign-affairs spokesman for Vice President Al Gore. You gave kindness, comfort, and love to those who needed it ...

First, Trump could push through measures to keep accreditors for insisting on various “diversity” policies if colleges want to keep in their good graces. Last year, such a bill passed the House, and ...

The unsuitable nominees are obviously trying to backpedal just enough to get confirmed without any true change in their worldviews.

Trump criticized former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, calling him a ‘disaster’ for prioritizing diversity over competence in hiring.

Democrats will adjust as the sound-bite age fades into history. But it will be difficult. If tariffs are part of some great national strategy, the transition team should have fleshed out that ...

Amity Shlaes is the author of The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression and a National Review Institute fellow. A message for today’s debt deniers in Congress from John Maynard ...

I don’t think the majority of American workers, who have to be in-person every day, will be particularly sympathetic to their sob stories.