What’s your impression of baseball star Ty Cobb? Probably not favorable. In 2015, a New York Times-bestselling book, Ty Cobb: A Terrible ...

Sometimes it takes a crisis to show who believes in private property rights and who doesn’t. Even in America, there are those who demand ...

It should be hard to miss, but America’s biomedical innovators and industry — that is, private companies putting their own or investors’ ...

March 16 marks the close of a public comment period for the latest commendable initiative by Russ Vought’s Office of Management and Budge...

Trump administration innovation agency officials have issued a new joint policy statement affirming the right of certain crucial patents ...

In policy and legal circles, judicial injunctions have gotten a bad reputation. Not totally without justification, with judicial activist...

On October 6-27, Pope Francis is hosting at the Vatican a Synod of Bishops from the Pan Amazon region. Ostensibly, the Synod’s purpose is...

A free economy is a terrible thing to waste. That and the high standard of living, the time- and labor-saving advances, the dynamic compe...

You have to be concerned over the “inflationary penalty” proposed as a means of reducing drug prices in Medicare Part D. Well, you do if ...

The Senate Judiciary Committee is poised to fall down a slippery slope: the willingness to take someone else’s private property when thos...

The opioids epidemic is back in the news. U.S. Health and Human Services is widening the implementation of strategies that have significa...

Don’t look now, but we’re about to see a step toward common sense by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers....

Congress has received an open letter stating principles that should direct policymakers on intellectual property issues. More than 70 org...

“Happy New Year!” means ’tis the season for new year’s resolutions. Time for expressing good intentions. Alas, many of those promises to ...