Slower job creation doesn’t mean a recession is imminent. But policy makers can’t assume growth will take care of itself.

“Medicare for all” is a prescription for fresh inefficiencies and stratospheric costs. We couldn’t afford it—and we shouldn’t even want it.

Free speech defends our other freedoms and offends would-be autocrats. It’s time to revive this bedrock American principle.

A new survey shows that the jobs for which students are training simply aren’t the jobs employers want to fill. How to fix this mismatch.

Taiwan must decide how to respond to military provocations from the mainland. America may have to decide, too.

At its founding, India displayed a powerful affinity for Western values—equality, self-rule, dignity. But in the name of Hindu tradition, the country’s present rulers are flouting those values.

One quietly proud corner of Britain sees Brexit as a matter of what to keep, not whom to exclude.

A recent schools tax measure failed—and failed badly. Californians may not be all that eager to weaken Proposition 13 after all.

Celebrating Hoover fellow Norman M. Naimark.

Trying to repay people for the losses their ancestors suffered would never work. Worse, it would never achieve justice.