Eric Schnurer

The private sector has long been absorbing duties that belong to the government—and that pattern is intensifying.

Advocates had hoped that the Supreme Court would step in, but that’s not going to happen.

There’s a fiction at the heart of the debate over entitlements: The carefully cultivated impression that beneficiaries are simply receiving back their “own” money.

While the national debate over the Affordable Care Act remains deadlocked in dispute, local-level reform trends towards bipartisan convergence.

If civil servants are pitted against businesses they become more innovative, and secure most of the contracts put out for bid.

Critics who claimed to be shocked—shocked—when a Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate adopted issue positions from someone else all do the same themselves.

Corrections is the ultimate human service—and it can be done more cheaply and more effectively without locking so many people up.

It's not identity that makes the World Series team so special to me. It's love for others.

Setting out to shrink the size of agencies at all costs can actually raise them—as Louisiana's child-welfare system found.

Anyone looking for fresh public-policy approaches from Democrats, Republicans, or reform conservatives is bound to be disappointed.