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With cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin blowing through the roof and blockchain technology captivating the public and private sectors alike, regulators in the US and in Europe are closely eyeballing what are …

Miraculously, a terrorist was unsuccessful yesterday in his attempt at committing an atrocity in the name of ISIS at the largest bus terminal in the US during rush hour. Fox …

In late November, Uber revealed that hackers had accessed the accounts of 50 million passengers and 7 million drivers in October 2016. When Uber learned about the hack a year …

Three Chinese nationals affiliated with a cybersecurity company in China have been charged by US prosecutors with hacking into Siemens AG, Trimble Inc., and Moody’s Analytics to steal business secrets, …

President Trump has ended America’s “participation in the Global Compact on Migration” in keeping with his “America First” promise. The UN deal that the US entered under the Obama Administration …

Democrats and progressives call themselves “pro-choice”, but when it comes to education they ardently support a coercive monopoly for all. These opponents of school choice see school choice as “corporate …

Days after receiving help from the Russian government in restructuring some of its crushing debt burden, this week the cash-starved government of Venezuela and its state oil company have been …

Occupational licensing laws are commonly said to be necessary for safety and quality assurance for consumers and workers. The reality, though, is that licensing laws frequently stand in the way …

Unless things change in the interim, citizens of several American states may have to show passports in order to fly within the country. After years of delays in enforcement, the …

In a move that generated surprise among veterans, military contractors, and lawmakers, President Trump has signed a broadly worded executive order authorizing the Secretary of Defense to institute a mini-draft …