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Is Taiwan worth the fight?

The days of the United States being the world’s police force are over — and good riddance. The idealist’s vision of a U.S.-enforced rules-based international order, noble as it might have been once, was never firmly rooted in reality. Perpetual global instability meant perpetual military interventions, and even America’s vaunted military might has limits. In […]

The ‘baby bonus’ parents really want? Decent schools

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are rightfully concerned about America’s low fertility rate, which is barely hovering above the record low it hit in 2023. As they seek to spark a baby boom, Trump and Musk must solve one huge factor that makes raising children harder and having children less appealing: Our country’s public […]

Trump can stop unions from tricking workers

President Donald Trump ran on a platform of empowering workers, and a new bill in Congress will help him keep that promise. On April 17, Rep. Burgess Owens (R-UT) introduced the Start Applying Labor Transparency Act, which would require unions to practice the same transparency as businesses when it comes to talking to workers about […]

Ex-State Department employee pleads guilty to embezzling $650K

Levita Ferrer, 64, of Maryland, admitted she abused her signature authority over a checking account for the State Department over two years.

Prince Harry says he doesn’t ‘know how much longer’ King Charles has, seeks reconciliation

"I would love reconciliation with my family. There's no point continuing to fight anymore. Life is precious," Harry said.

The evidence is in: Forcing workers to join unions destroys good-paying jobs 

The correlation between Right to Work status and superior growth in manufacturing jobs is robust.

Trump slams judges after ruling bars admin from using Alien Enemies Act to deport gangs

President Trump lashed out at judges early Saturday after a recent court ruling barred his administration from continuing to use the 1798 Alien Enemies Act (AEA) to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members.  “Can it be so that Judges aren’t allowing the USA to Deport Criminals, including Murderers, out of our Country and back to where...

Refinery closures increase uncertainty about California’s fuel future

Multiple refineries in California have recently declared their intentions to shutter operations, leaving the Golden State uncertain about future fuel supplies and impacts on prices at the pump. Valero Energy Corp. was the latest to make such an announcement, alerting the California Energy Commission (CEC) last month that it would "idle, restructure or cease refining operations"...

Trump marks 100 days in office with Biden blame game

As President Trump spent the week marking the 100th day of his new term, he regularly invoked his predecessor, blaming former President Biden for a wide range of economic issues and mocked him during a blitz of public appearances. Trump declared it was “Biden’s Stock Market” to account for the turbulence during his first three...

New Jersey Democrats brace for nail-biter with governor’s primary

The Democratic primary for the New Jersey governor’s race is a jump ball just more than a month before voters head to the polls.  Public polling of the race has been sparse, but the available public and internal surveys have shown Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.) with a small lead over the other five candidates running....

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