Prospect

Economists routinely ignore a fundamental set of data about the economy.

Just who is paying Bret Stephens to edit Sapir?

Today on TAP: Longtime CEO Howard Schultz has returned, apparently to squelch his baristas’ campaign for a voice on the job.

How should the American left respond to Russian imperialism?

A compromise effort to waive intellectual-property rights for vaccines, treatments, and tests will do little to expand supply, experts believe.

Opposition to making lynching a federal offense finally dissolves as Emmett Till’s family continues to seek justice.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE use prodigious investments in technology firms as a political weapon.

The popular gaming company, in the midst of a $70 billion merger with Microsoft, is resisting a unionization effort in its Raven Software division.

Today on TAP: Fed Chair Jerome Powell is playing against type.

‘We don’t want snacks. We want a raise.’

Congressional Democrats are defunding vaccines long before the pandemic is over. Unacceptable.

Unionized workers at Warren Buffett’s BNSF Railway are angry about a new attendance policy that incentivizes coming to work sick or fatigued.

Today on TAP: And how we should respond

A cash benefit to families as oil prices spike would be more important than how it’s financed.

High prices of homes and rental apartments have very little to do with today’s general inflation, but reflect decades of perverse policies that hurt both renters and aspiring homeowners.

The Environment and Natural Resources Division of the Justice Department could help protect our planet’s future.

Today on TAP: Beijing’s extreme lockdowns are one more reason to unwind U.S. reliance on Chinese supplies.

The D.C. Blob just can’t quit Gulf cash.

By pouring money into fossil fuel infrastructure, the bipartisan law is already showing its tragic inadequacies.

Backed into a corner financially, the private equity–owned physician staffing company could put doctors and patients at risk.