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How to fix the broken housing market

Owning a home is a big part of the American Dream. Families work and save for years in order to build capital for the down payment on a home where children can be raised in a nurturing environment.  Today, however, for too many the home ownership dream is a dream never to be realized.  Instead, […]

Don’t trust ESG ratings

An environmental, social, and governance rating that overlooks the imminent likelihood of bankruptcy is worthless.  The electric vehicle maker, Fisker, Inc. declared bankruptcy last week, representing the loss of roughly a billion dollars of investor capital. Yet only a month ago, Sustainalytics gave Fisker a “Medium Risk” ESG rating, the same as Tesla, and suggested […]

All options must be on the table to deliver tax relief for working people

Republicans are already hard at work to once again deliver for working families and small businesses by building on the success of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act next year. The 2017 tax law is a blueprint for prosperity that should be made permanent, and all options are on the table to ensure the biggest […]

Trump’s strength in the polls and fundraising haul leave Democrats wondering how it all went so wrong

Democrats were sure that former President Donald Trump’s conviction on 34 felony counts in a New York courtroom on May 30 would see independent voters abandon him in droves. He is now a convicted felon, and although the verdict will likely be reversed upon appeal, there is little likelihood that will happen before Election Day. […]

How Ben Sasse could transform education

In late 2022, former Republican Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse was appointed president of the University of Florida. The media mostly ran with artificially inflated stories of student protests. But Sasse’s supporters were optimistic that he could prove a transformative leader.  To date, he’s kept a relatively low public profile. But Sasse has just been handed […]

The white colonizers of Fairfax County plan to teach children the right thoughts on gender ideology

The disconnect between Fairfax County Public School leadership’s words and actions would be almost funny if their antics did not involve children. While they strive to put race at the center of every educational lesson and policy consideration, they are ironically omitting it as they discuss teaching our children gender ideology in Fairfax County’s elementary […]

Groundhog Day in Iran: Hopes for change will again be dashed in this week’s election

Iran's upcoming presidential election is unlikely to bring about any meaningful change, as all the candidates are committed to the principles of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 and the supreme leader's regime, and the election is likely to yield more of the same domestic repression and international aggression.

Republicans more likely than Democrats to say they’ll watch debate: Survey

Republicans are more likely to say that they’ll watch the presidential debate between President Biden and former President Trump Thursday, according to a new survey. The Syracuse University/Ipsos poll, released this week, found 45 percent of Republican respondents said they were “very likely” to watch the televised debate between the two perspective party nominees. Among...

Forget deepfake videos. Text and voice are this election’s true AI threat. 

Swing voters are scarce, margins are thin and automated text or voice voter suppression campaigns are easy to do and hard to detect. 

Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law is dangerously wrong  

Louisiana’s new law to mandate display of the Ten Commandments in public schools manages to mangle both history and religion.

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