President Trump on Friday demanded the Senate pass a bill to make daylight saving time permanent and blamed Sen. Tom Cotton, Arkansas Republican, for stalling it.
Can one state govern another? The Washington Times' "Climate Lawfare" event, hosted by Alex Swoyer, brings together West Virginia Solicitor General Michael Williams, Article III Project's Josh Hammer and Alliance for Consumers' O.H. Skinner to preview the Supreme Court's Suncor case.
Thirty years ago, Wayne Smith, the former chief of the U.S. Interests Section in Havana, argued in a 1996 essay that Cuba might follow something resembling Spain’s path under Francisco Franco. Economic liberalization would create new interests, those interests would demand political representation, and the system would evolve into something else. It was a plausible […]
Addressing the Valdai conference in Moscow on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in one of his favored refrains. Offering a litany of historical (and mostly ahistorical) grievances, Putin falsely blamed the West for escalating against Russia. And ignoring the grave defeat such action would impose upon his nation, Putin resurrected his nuclear threats. Putin’s […]
Meta recently agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and fundamentally change how Facebook and Instagram operate for young users. The settlement followed years of mounting evidence, whistleblower disclosures, lawsuits, and testimony from families about the effects social media can have on children. Among the changes Meta agreed to make are restrictions on endless scrolling, […]
This summer, Medicare proposed expanding its push toward “site-neutral” payments, which seek to eliminate some of the differences in what Medicare pays for the same outpatient care depending on where it’s delivered. But there’s a catch. What looks cheaper on Medicare’s ledger can prove far more expensive over the course of a patient’s care. A […]
The politicization of public health, growing misinformation, and unnecessary shifts in federal recommendations opposed by the medical community are fueling confusion over proven childhood vaccines. Despite that, Americans have continued to make clear their desire to maintain widespread access to vaccines and keep decision-making on immunization between them and their physicians. Recent polling reveals a […]
President Donald Trump's firing of court-appointed U.S. attorney Roger Rogoff was blocked by Judge Stanley Bastian, sparking a separation of powers clash.
