Oil edged higher in the early morning Asian session amid hopes for easing in the U.S.-China trade conflict.

Separate from the public dissent, a group of school leaders are strategizing behind the scenes about how to respond and push ...

The taxing power belongs to Congress, which didn’t surrender it in the 1977 law he cites.

The free exercise of religion poses another big question for the Justices.

Sen. Jon Ossoff thinks it will help him win re-election in Georgia.

The former member of the Board of Governors says the central bank has wandered too far from its core mission.

The more central bankers wander from their core mission, the more they put their independence at risk.

The dominos didn’t topple far or for long, but America still bears costs at home.

Centrist parties seek to impose tighter controls on public debate, all in the name of democracy.

The practice wouldn’t lead to academic mismatch, argues Richard Kahlenberg.

The only sizable concentration of pro-tariff economists is currently on the current White House’s staff.

I never felt it necessary to provide support for an institution with a $50 billion endowment. That’s changed.