Banning private health insurance might prove politically unpopular.

There's of course the enormous expense of treating addicts, but opioids also burden the U.S. by taking workers out of the economy.

In the old days, even people without a college education could move into the big city and work in a factory or office for a good salary. Not anymore.

The Stop BEZOS act would levy a tax equal to 100 percent of certain government benefits received by any workers who earn less than $15 an hour.

A leading critic of Obamacare and an advocate of a laissez-faire approach to health care is one of the latest to soften up to the idea of a single-payer system.

In recent years, female labor force participation has been rising across almost all industrialized countries... with one big exception.

Some argue that when we take shadow unemployment into account, the economic recovery — and the associated wage growth — are right on track.

The harmful effect of noncompetes appears to extend far beyond those workers that are directly bound by them.