In response to the Obama Democrats' vast expansion of the size and scope of government, a recent poll shows that voters unambiguously believe that increased spending and federal debt are bad for the economy.

Making a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to Social Security benefits might actually be detrimental to retirees, not helpful.

How do we continue to pay for new drugs and and more innovative treatments, especially when this additional progress also comes with an additional economic cost?

The reforms could be emulated elsewhere, with due care.

Paul Atkins yesterday became the first SEC commissioner to criticize openly a proposal to require companies to treat employee stock options as current expenses.

In the world after the crisis, how can we move toward reprivatization? Alternately stated, how can we put the enlarged Leviathan on a diet?

At this AEI event, Taro Kono (LDP) will offer his vision for what Japan needs to win its future, followed by a panel discussion with AEI and Japanese scholars.