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There may be no better education about the uses and abuses of money than simply being alive right now. Inflation? Recession? Supply chain disruptions?

Traditional Medicare’s cost-sharing structure has remained virtually unchanged since 1965, and seniors face unlimited out-of-pocket costs.

News analysis The Commerce Department reports that inflation-adjusted spending declined by 0.4 percent in May. It’s the first ...

Letter writers take on Supreme Court for overturning Roe v. Wade and Gov. Sununu over gun laws and more.

News Analysis Any index of prices is based on an illusion. You can say it's a necessary one. ...

Commentary  On the morning of Wednesday, May 4, I woke up feeling the onset of illness. My eyes ...

Did you know Mick Jagger studied at the London School of Economics before he abandoned his studies to pursue his music career? Apparently, some of his education took.

On the morning of Wednesday, May 4, I woke up feeling the onset of illness. My eyes burned and my muscles ached.

These are just some of the real costs of abortion on demand. Mere economics shouldn’t figure in our laws protecting life. But to the extent they are, no sound economic analysis would reduce human life to a cost.

Life should never be reduced to economics. Yet, in the wake of the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion that could overturn Roe v. Wade, abortion supporters have resorted to shocking claims that limiting abortions will hurt the economy.