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Today’s big companies were yesterday’s small companies that upended yesterday’s big companies.

Neil Buchanan writes that the ‘Chuck and Nancy’ debt ceiling decision has pitted Trump against his own party.

Virtually all the studies that find discrimination do so by inference, not by producing evidence.

Every year, Americans spend $210 billion on needless medical services.

Regnery alleges the paper often and increasingly underestimates the sales of their authors.

It is up to the executive to decide which laws to prioritize and implement.

Without employment authorization, they will be forced to work illegally and will face deportation.

Both Trump and Google’s Schmidt handsomely pay off politicians to get their way.

Trump has overturned Obama's ban and approved exploratory drilling, starting in December.

Did labor unions make workers lazy?

As the percentage of unionized workers has plummeted, so has the middle class share of national income.

Michael Dorf writes that even Republicans realize that if the government spends more and taxes less it will need to borrow more.

Wealthy progressives exert as much influence over think tanks and universities as wealthy conservatives.

Only Fed economists untouched by reality could think rising prices for consumer goods is a desirable outcome.

There is not yet a formal plan, but what has been seen would disproportionately benefit the wealthy.

Years of politically motivated attacks on unions have led to a loss of wages for workers.

Khosrowshahi is a Silicon Valley outsider, offering a contrast to the “tech bro” culture Kalanick established at Uber.

What does LinkedIn do about racist, expletive-ridden abuse on its site? Deny it ever happened.

The subsidy for homeowners doesn’t increase the number of homes owned.

The Democrat turned Republican West Virginia governor proposes bribing power companies to use coal instead of natural gas.

Nearly every synthetic drug you can buy in the U.S.—legally or illegally—likely came from China.

He may recognize that a full-blown assault on the cannabis business wouldn’t deliver results he would like.

In 2015, a Virginia teen was arrested after tweeting instructions on how to donate Bitcoin to ISIS.

Buffett's investment philosophy sounds deceptively simple. "Most people get interested in stocks when everyone else is. The time to get interested is when no one else is."

Nearly half of employees say they'd quit within a year if their employers stopped offering insurance.