FEE has published several articles over the years on the dangers of occupational licensing regulations. In short, occupational licensure imposes…
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Last October, I reported on a study that gave participants $1,000 a month and measured the impacts of the transfer.…
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The last holdouts of Covid-era student loan programs will have their interest reinstated in August 2025. In March 2020, President…
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A movement is growing in Europe about consumer protection in the video games industry. A citizen’s petition in the EU…
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Recently, a post from President Trump on Truth Social went viral. An attempt to convince retail giant Walmart to keep…
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For most of my adolescence, interest rates were near zero. In fact, even certificates of deposit (CDs), which boast higher…
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America’s most prominent university, Harvard, is now fighting the Trump administration. This conflict marks the latest episode in what appears…
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Democrat lawmakers have been rallying behind a simple slogan in opposition to DOGE (the “Department of Government Efficiency”): “Nobody elected…
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My colleague, Maggie Anders, recently made an insightful post on X. As Trump begins to shutter government bureaus (or at…
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As we roll through the middle of February, we’re getting to the point of the year where most people start…
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