Back in April, President Trump slapped tariffs of around 20 percent on the Canadian softwood lumber industry. At the time,…

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The American economy produces roughly $18 trillion worth of goods and services every year as firms compete to provide consumers…

Google’s Ngram, which charts the use of written words over time, tells us something profound in its display of the…

When the U.S. Supreme Court handed down the landmark case TC Heartland v. Kraft earlier this year, patent reform advocates…

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“Repeal and replace” as a concept was always elegant, particularly as a campaign slogan. In practice, it is consistently proving…

For good reason, millions of people who have taken an Uber, shopped on Etsy, found a professional’s help on Thumbtack, or booked a place to stay through Airbnb love the sharing economy. These services, and countless others like eBay, TaskRabbit, Rent the Runway, and GoFundMe have a common theme — they connect people though online platforms. Often, the sharing economy enables transactions that used to be infeasible, time consuming, or cost prohibitive.

The 1973 Endangered Species Act has been a costly failure that hasn’t protected species or helped them to recover. It…