The United States’ highly regulated health-care system is a Gordian knot that only a renaissance of liberty can loose. We ought to know this, because we have tried everything else.

Trans activists identify as infallible but trip over their own language and logic.

Sugary drink taxes drive some consumers to purchase substitute products that pose equal or greater health risks, and others to buy sweetened beverages outside city limits.

Violating the U.S. Constitution could save federal taxpayers more money than stopping illegal Obamacare payments to health insurers, according to a new report.

On average, patients spend 121 minutes waiting and traveling to enjoy a paltry eight minutes of face time with their doctor during appointments.

Your doctor could go broke if he looks at you for longer than a ‘Scrubs’ episode.

We belong to a growing minority of American patients who not only lack health insurance—we like lacking it, and we like the health care we buy, too.

Only a policy of appeasement explains how an Israeli spy mattered to the Iran deal when an American prisoner did not.

How long has it been since you’ve gone people-watching?

How victimization and intolerant tolerance threaten sane notions of democratic rights.

This Father’s Day, my children and I are doping. Don’t look at us that way. Your family did it, too.

The United Nations’ 2015 ‘World Happiness Report’ contains blind spots and logical leaps about libertarian personalities, morality, and ideology

If the Corker-Menendez bill passes as is, the president could execute the same weak Iran agreement that he was going to enter unilaterally—while now claiming legitimacy.