The central bank has great power. We need to make sure it exercises great responsibility—and great independence.

Socialism cannot satisfy people’s hunger for autonomy, dignity—or even food. But bitter new politics have revived this failed ideology and hidden its failings.

For centuries, federal power has been expanding at the expense of states’ healthy, proper role—and of individual freedom.

The world won’t recycle its way out of climate change. We need new and affordable sources of energy.

In the Middle East, the United States can face its limitations, simplify its aims—and still represent a force for good.

“Systemic racism” is a myth and a dodge.

Discussing his new book, Battlegrounds, Hoover fellow H. R. McMaster surveys the strategic landscape.

Is “rugged individualism” selfish? Far from it. It’s what moves good people to build their communities of virtue, without waiting for government to do it for them.

Bitter experience should have cured the world long, long ago of the virulent virus called Marxism. But the disease always finds new hosts.

Just as it might have done a hundred years ago, the Hoover Archives has rescued, protected, and restored a historical treasure. The beneficiaries include scholars, of course, but above all the people of Iraq.