It's tempting to call the shameful taxpayer subsidy for electric cars - vehicles that are unaffordable for all but a small number of wealthy Americans - this nation's costly little secret.

An AEI survey found that when asked to think of the cost for a low-income student, a majority of parents do recognize a distinction between sticker price and “net price after aid.” Yet, low-income parents often tend to overestimate the net price of college attendance.

Democrats have misread the mood on the public's appetite for more government.

The CBO's cost estimates for health care reform came in higher than Democrats expected, but they might not have been so unpleasantly surprised had they paid attention to the director of the CBO.

The Obama administration should reset its Russia policy.

America is on the threshold of creating a 21st-century intelligent health care system that saves lives and saves money for every American.

Prospective college students lack basic information about college costs and quality--and how they vary across institutions--on which to base their investment decisions. This lack of information handicaps the ability of students to be the savvy consumers that a well-functioning market requires, freeing poor-performing institutions to operate at will.

A slim majority of Americans disapprove of authorizing $87 billion for Iraq.