Stephen Moore

Global disruptions from the Russia-Ukraine war and Middle East tensions are squeezing fertilizer supply chains, driving up food prices for Americans.

Tinplate steel tariffs have raised canned food prices by driving up can costs, with imports now at 70 percent as U.S. producers scale back production.

The U.S. pays more for drugs because foreign governments cap prices, creating trade distortions that shift pharmaceutical costs onto Americans.

U.S. export controls on semiconductors act as a self-imposed tax, cutting chipmakers off from China and encouraging Beijing's domestic chip manufacturing.

A firsthand account of the White House Correspondents Dinner shooting describes lax security and the terrifying moments when gunfire erupted.

United States achieves energy independence with highest oil production ever recorded, reducing Middle East reliance as conflicts disrupt global supply chains.

Stephen Moore analyzes how the Dow Jones surpassed 50,000, crediting Reagan and Trump's tax policies for America's unprecedented wealth growth and economic success.

President Trump was smart to select Kevin Warsh as next Fed chairman. He should reverse Jerome Powell’s policies and work quickly to restore stability at the Federal Reserve.

Donald Trump's economy delivers 4.3% GDP growth in third quarter, defying 90% of economists who predicted weaker performance and higher inflation rates.

Catastrophic health insurance plans cost half of regular Obamacare premiums but remain illegal for most Americans due to 42 U.S. Code 18022(e)(2) provision.

The Biden administration under Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg tripled airline regulations, while the Trump administration under DOT Secretary Sean Duffy plans deregulation.

The 'big, beautiful' tax bill includes provisions for expanding opportunity zones, taxing university endowments, and could grow the economy at over 3%

Senate's tax bill draft maintains Trump tax cuts, caps SALT deductions at $10,000, and limits tax-free tips, but fails to cut corporate tax rate or expand Health Savings Accounts.

Elon Musk's efforts to expose government waste in Washington reveal systemic issues, sparking debate on the need for economic growth to counter inefficiency.

Donald Trump is the most pro-business president in 40 years and his agenda aside from the tariffs is positive for the economy and investors.

The outlook for a blue state sports comeback anytime soon looks bleak.  According to Rivals, 28 of this year’s top 40 high school basketball prospects were located in red states.

President-elect Trump's economic message helped him win reelection. From tax cuts to school choice, here are 10 huge ways the new administration can set things right in America.

America's voting rules help protect our republic, not undermine it.

The real-world impact of death taxes this high is that older people will avoid the death tax by lavishly spending down the family estate so that there is no money left to tax.

The Biden-Harris administration is a threat to a free and uncensored internet. And it's using the FCC to inject itself into everything from connections to pricing.

Joe Biden wasn't a failed president because of his declining cognitive abilities. It was his policies that wrecked America.

Crazy things across the ocean seldom stay there. The latest is a $96 climate change tax for each and every cow in Denmark. Only a matter of time before that beef comes to the U.S.

Climate change advocates are stalling out with EVs. Solar and wind power are still fringe sources of energy. So what is a green movement advocate to do? Prepare yourself for the answer.

It's been 40 years since the famous federal education study published in 1983 called "A Nation at Risk."

It was only 17 years ago that the "subprime" mortgage crisis torpedoed the economy and sent the financial markets into the biggest tailspin since the Great Depression.

Americans aren't buying electric vehicles any more than they were before President Joe Biden was elected. Car companies are losing billions of dollars making EVs that people don't want.

The presidential candidates are on opposite sides of the Trump tax cuts. The Donald wants them to stay and Biden has vowed to take them away. Here's what happens if they go away.

Economics 101 is out the window with Biden 2.0: Instead, if the president wins in November, we get more taxes, debt and government, but less energy and, of course, less freedom.

Despite all the promises over the past decade about how renewable energy is the future of U.S. power production by far the biggest tax dodgers are the wind and solar power industries.

President Biden told Americans in 2023 that it would be a year that would usher in a 'transition' to renewable energy. Boy, was he wrong. Green energy was a big, fat loser in 2023.