JD Vance has served admirably as Donald Trump's vice president and has been a true asset to the administration. Right now, he's favored to be the next Republican nominee for president when 2028 rolls ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Korok Ray is a PhD economist/professor who researches/teaches Bitcoin. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency regulation, government try to ...

The Business of Business Is (Not) Just Business, a collection of essays, was launched on July 22 in Delhi. It followed a discussion on if businesses should think beyond making money.

Larry Kudlow and Steve Moore discuss JD Vance's recent critique of Milton Friedman's "laissez-faire" economics, Margaret Thatcher, and meritocracy. Kudlow questions Vance's arguments, emphasizing ...

On December 6, AEI’s Director of Domestic Policy Studies Matthew Continetti welcomed Stanford University’s Dr. Jennifer Burns to discuss her new book, Milton Friedman: The Last Conservative. Milton ...

An awkward truth has become evident in the first days of the Trump administration, as many firms mute their commitments to diversity and sustainability. By Jeff Sommer He heralded stock options and ...

In a 1999 Hoover Institution interview, economist Milton Friedman was asked which federal agencies he would abolish. As host Peter Robinson rattled off the Cabinet list, Friedman gave a blunt verdict ...

While campaigning for President in 2020, Joe Biden declared, “Milton Friedman isn’t running the show anymore” in an interview with Politico. Yet 17 years after the economist’s death, many of the ideas ...

IT IS VOGUISH to declare the ideas of Milton Friedman dead, whether you think they deserve damnation or eulogy. In America, prominent Democrats spit out his name contemptuously. The most influential ...

‘When did Milton Friedman die and become king?” asked presidential candidate Joe Biden in 2019. Verbal incapacity aside—presumably he meant to ask who died and made Friedman king—Mr. Biden’s use of ...

Mere mention of the name Milton Friedman tends to conjure up not the actual image of the man—diminutive, bespectacled, slightly disheveled, enormously energetic—but the intellectual ...

Milton Friedman, 81, chief speechwriter and special assistant to President Gerald R. Ford, died April 28 at Georgetown University Hospital of complications from a fall that day. He was a Washington ...