Government subsidies for electric vehicles tilt the playing field, constrain the market's ability to operate, and betray a lack of faith in the ingenuity and vitality of the marketplace.

Recent history suggests that technological change, not antitrust intervention, is the best defender of competition.

Microsoft is a classic example of a good monopoly: a firm that has gained monopoly power not through merger or collusion, but business skill and acumen in creating a superior product.

The antitrust trial against Microsoft will conclude this week, with each side offering closing arguments in the landmark case. But the maneuvering that will end in a judgment or a settlement has barely begun. Much now turns on what the Justice Department thinks could be done to Microsoft that meshes...

District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly has put the Microsoft case to rest, placing restrictions on various Microsoft contract and business practices, and dismissing the claims of the eight litigating states asking for stronger constraints.

If the Justice Department wins its case against Microsoft, it will be difficult at best to apply an antitrust remedy that neither harms consumers nor deters innovation.

Data show a disconnect between the rigor of the math education that high schools claim to be delivering and the quality of the math education that students are actually receiving.

Ave Maria University and it's professors have mixed feelings about Jackson labs not constructing a location nearby.