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House GOP lawmakers expect tight vote on $1.2T government spending package

The House of Representatives is set to vote on a $1.2 trillion spending deal on Friday morning.

How Good or Bad Are Online College Courses?

Online courses have had their enthusiastic advocates and gloomy nay-sayers from the beginning.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 22

1972—Who knew that contraception had such generative power? A mere seven years after Justice Douglas’s majority opinion in Griswold v. Connecticut holds that married...

There’s Nothing Conservative about Repealing the Property Tax

Property taxes generate 72 percent of local tax revenue. If governments can afford to cut taxes that deeply, surely there are more pro-growth places...

Bernie Sanders Makes Marx Proud

His new idea is a frank expression of economic illiteracy.

Abortion Disinformation from Senators Welch and Durbin

Their claims at a Senate hearing rely on evidence that ranges from dubious to nonexistent.

Minneapolis Residents Left Hanging as Uber, Lyft Prepare to Abandon City over ‘Excessive’ Driver-Pay Law

Proponents of the law insist that Uber and Lyft are bluffing about leaving the city.

Stephanopoulos Is a Partisan Hack, but He Didn’t Defame Trump

Inaccurate is not the same as false with regard to the commentator’s statement that Trump was found ‘liable for rape.’

Successful elections in Costa Rica show the continued need for the Monroe Doctrine

In early February, I had the opportunity to represent the United States as an international observer of the municipal elections in Costa Rica. I attended at the invitation of the constitutional body responsible for organizing and assuring the integrity of elections in that country, the Supreme Electoral Court of Costa Rica. Overall, there were 58 […]

Opposition to school choice is a luxury belief

Author Rob Henderson coined the powerful term “luxury beliefs” to describe certain altruistic beliefs held by upper-class elites that, when paired with public policy, actually severely damage lower classes. One such belief is opposition to school choice. It particularly harms vulnerable children, as my seven siblings and I experienced ourselves.  Our family spent time on […]

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