The CDC warns a cyclospora parasite outbreak has sickened over 400 people across four states, but investigators have yet to identify the contaminated food.
DHS says it found over 256,000 potential non-citizens registered to vote in California, New Jersey, Nevada and Pennsylvania after comparing voter rolls.
America’s success as the world’s most prosperous and dynamic country rests on its culture. Key ingredients of this culture include our affection for innovation, for the pursuit of excellence, and our intolerance for those who seek to take unfair advantage of others. Unfortunately, we have a major blind spot here when it comes to professional […]
New York is about to erase “mother” and “father” from state law. Justifiable outrage has erupted across the Right. But if you’re surprised, you weren’t paying attention. Bills already passed through both chambers of the New York legislature are on their way to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s (D) desk. Under the legislation, “mother” becomes “gestating parent.” […]
In a global sourcing world centered on far-flung supply chains often built on illegal subsidies and trade practices, customs fraud and duty evasion, and underpriced goods, one key U.S. free trade agreement has remained a linchpin for American textile and apparel manufacturers’ competitiveness and job growth and domestic supply chain stability. The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, […]
For generations, sports have brought Americans together. Families gather around the television on Sunday afternoons to watch football. Friends head to the ballpark. As America’s monoculture collapses, sports remain one of the few shared experiences we have left. Or at least, it was. Because increasingly, they’re becoming harder to watch. Sports are disappearing behind subscription […]
The New Republic and similar outlets continue blaming Republicans for tanking the economy. The historical record shows a clear, repeated pattern. During the 2008 mortgage crisis, Democrat-led pressure that began in the 1990s under Janet Reno and President Bill Clinton’s Justice Department forced banks to loosen lending standards in the name of equity. When the […]
The Food and Drug Administration recently announced that, for the first time in more than 20 years, it will expand the range of permitted sunscreen options available to consumers this summer. This should increase competition, giving consumers more choices and lower prices. But you might be asking yourself: Why should I care? Cool, but is […]
Federal officials are taking significant steps to start construction of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch. They hope to complete it by 2028. According to the Washington Post, the president claims that the 250-foot arch will celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary. But one foot for each year is tall compared with most Washington monuments. The […]
As America celebrates its semiquincentennial anniversary, it’s time to finally address the twin-faceted existential questions: who is an American in which America? Benign neglect is not an option in an increasingly multipolar world where both the absolute and relative power of the United States will be under threat for the foreseeable future. Indeed, the People’s […]
On May 28 in New York, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney declared that a strong Canada “will help make America great again.” His announcement came at a high-stakes moment, with China’s foreign minister arriving in Ottawa to build out the road map for the Canada-China “strategic partnership” and Minister Dominic Leblanc heading to Washington in […]
When disaster strikes, millions of people rely on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to help their communities rebuild. Nowhere is that partnership more critical than in rural America, where electric cooperatives are often on the front lines restoring power in some of the hardest-hit, hardest-to-reach areas. America’s not-for-profit electric cooperatives serve some of the nation’s […]
The Navy needs a leader. Now. It needs someone committed to fixing the unglamorous, boring issues preventing the service from accomplishing its core objectives. It needs someone with smart approaches and a firm grasp on how the Navy can rapidly adopt game-changing technology. Most importantly, it needs someone deeply invested in the Navy’s long-term health. […]
Few Iowans, myself included, would have initially predicted that Zach Lahn would come out on top in Iowa’s Republican gubernatorial primary. Regardless of the factors that shaped the outcome, the race sparked renewed discussion about issues facing rural communities, including the future of family farms, changing patterns of landownership, and the long-term economic health of […]
