The economy appears to be approaching full employment—without approaching limits on its ability to keep expanding. We’re going well, in a word, but not overdoing it.

No matter how the trade tensions between the United States and China finally play out, don’t expect a return to any orderly status quo.

Leftists arrogated to themselves moral superiority—and with it, power. But now that racism has faded, they lack an enemy.

Schools teach young Americans about their heritage of freedom. Those lessons must include the failures of socialism.

Today we subsidize health care for those who can’t pay and overcharge the rest. A free market in health care would do neither.

Why the voting age is plenty low enough already.

Our national parks need capital, not stingy congressional handouts. Modest increases in entrance fees—and perhaps sponsorships?—could provide the money they need without adding to the federal debt.

Germany today possesses peace, prosperity, democracy—and episodic violence like that which led to the rise of the Nazis. A report from the heart of Europe.

As foreign powers manipulate international journalism, Hoover fellow Markos Kounalakis looks for ways to distinguish news from propaganda.

In 1941, a former minister and his “Friends of Democracy” began telling everyone who would listen that Hitler was out to subjugate not only Europe but America as well. A document in the Hoover Archives shows how Leon M. Birkhead tried to ferret out Nazi sympathizers and spies, while sounding prescient warnings of atrocities to come.