There are a variety of approaches to allow cross-border sales while retaining accountable regulatory authority at the state level for health insurance, which would handle such regulation even-handedly.

Shifts in the Earth's magnetic fields may be the new scare for eco-apocalyptics.

Congress is close to passing an extensive financial services bill that began as an attempt to punish Wall Street but has morphed into a bill that hurts everyone, as it restricts the wealth creation of the financial markets.

The new study provides no conclusive proof one way or the other of the effect of the Massachusetts reform on medical bankruptcies.

Are gun possession and road rage related?

Access to the internet improves export performance in developing countries, although not in developed countries.

Virtually every action of any consequence, private as well as public, has some consequences that were not part of the purpose of the action.

Guidelines are what Peter Sims seeks to provide in "Little Bets," an enthusiastic, example-rich argument for innovating in a particular way—by deliberately experimenting and taking small exploratory steps in novel directions. Some little bets will not pay off, of course, in which case little is lost; but others may pay off in big ways.