Luskin and Brenner strike back, answering a critic of their approach to accounting for options expense.

The legislative attack on accounting fraud isn't about accounting -- it's about political power, and higher taxes.

Gone are the hopes that Schwarzenegger would bring his own brand of Austrian economics.

Despite reporting distortions, a congressional report shows the rich pay proportionately more in taxes while all income earners do better.

The death of income mobility has been greatly exaggerated.

Why slap a windfall profits tax on oil companies when they are already paying one?

The revenue maximizing tax rate is almost surely zero.

The last thing Ben Bernanke should be worrying about is what his predecessor would have done.

Hmmm. Perhaps Charlie Rangel is on to something.

Investment funds are not hoarding gas.