Free trade remains one of the most powerful tools for share global prosperity, Bjorn Lomborg writes in a guest commentary.

The tax bill would cut energy-efficiency tax credits while data centers raise power demand, Ari Matusiak writes in a guest commentary.

Japanese firms responded to the threat to their exports with a massive foreign direct investment campaign. The U.S. is blocking China from doing the same.

The group’s production decisions have confused the oil market. We will soon know how deep the cartel plans to dig in, Ben Cahill writes in a guest commentary.

The treasury secretary has a unique opportunity to ensure dollar dominance, Emil W. Henry Jr. writes in a guest commentary.

It’s up the judiciary to maintain the separation of powers, Benn Steil writes in a guest commentary.

Old expectations about careers are being shredded as new grads enter the workforce, PwC CEO Paul Griggs writes in a guest commentary.

Talks in London won’t be the last word in a new struggle over high-tech exports, Justin Sherman writes in a guest commentary.

Keith Hall led the Congressional Budget Office during the first Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. He defends its record in a guest commentary.

The Trump administration appears unaware it, Desmond Lachman writes in a guest commentary.

Musk’s company is too deeply embedded in the U.S. space ecosystem for Trump to sideline it, Kathleen Curlee writes in a guest commentary.

The White House wants to hold the reins to agencies overseeing more than $150 trillion in financial assets, Ross Levine and Amit Seru write in a guest commentary.

Forget the term and focus on the risk, Alex Friedman and Josh Green write in a guest commentary.

Reconciliation was never meant to carry the weight of the governing agenda, Casey Burgat writes in a guest commentary.

Russia’s war against the West takes place largely off the battlefield. Ukraine is winning that fight, too, Seth Cropsey and Harry Halem write in a guest commentary.

Provisions of the tax bill seen as handouts to fat cats will actually benefit Main Street, Mark Penn writes in a guest commentary.

Martin Kimel recently left the Securities and Exchange Commission. DOGE-driven changes will put investors at greater risk, he writes in a guest commentary.

U.S. exceptionalism isn’t just about stocks, Alicia Levine writes in a guest commentary.

Tariffs have Japanese bonds quaking, William Pesek writes in a guest commentary.

The group won precious time through a cease-fire with the U.S. It will remain a problem, Theodore J. Singer writes in a guest commentary.