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Let’s expand the child tax credit a little bit

A bipartisan group of senators is trying to hash out a deal on extending some of the Republican tax cuts from 2017. If Congress does nothing, the child tax credit will drop down to $1,000 per child from its current level of $2,000. Some lawmakers want to expand the child tax credit massively. Others don’t. […]

Now education spending is on the chopping block in California

California’s budget shortfall has the state facing the possibility of even more budget cuts. Instead, California Democrats are considering raiding education funds to keep up their irresponsible spending. California is facing a $68 billion budget shortfall as Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) prepares to present his proposed budget. This comes as California’s Medi-Cal program is about […]

China aborted a generation of baby girls and is now paying the price

After years of the United States waiting on tenterhooks for the Chinese economy to surpass our own, it increasingly seems that day may never arrive. In the immediate term, the West may exhale a great sigh of relief as it thanks Chinese President Xi Jinping‘s relentless and idiotic pursuit of “zero COVID,” which resulted in […]

Marxists hate the SATs because they predict a student’s future success

Over at the New York Times, David Leonhardt does an excellent job distilling a slew of studies about the SAT exam for a layman’s audience. Contrary to the claims of the members of the activist class who are currently winning their war on the college admissions exam, the SAT, Leonhardt explains as he digs through […]

Congress cut large families’ financial aid, and the justifications make no sense

Parents with two children in college this year will get a shock when they see their federal financial awards and learn that even if their income and assets remained the same, they are expected to pay twice as much in tuition, thanks to a new law that just went into effect. The “sibling discount” is […]

US citizen arrested in Russia on drug charges

A U.S. citizen who publicly reunited with his mother in Russia a few years ago was arrested Tuesday in Moscow on drug charges that can carry a 20-year prison sentence. The arrest comes as the U.S. State Department has warned Americans to leave Russia, pointing to risks of wrongful detentions amid deep tensions caused by...

Greg Pence to retire from Congress

Rep. Greg Pence (R-Ind.) on Tuesday announced he will retire from Congress at the end of the term, capping six years in the lower chamber. "In 2017, I ran for Congress because I was Ready to Serve Again," Pence wrote in a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter. "As a former Marine Officer, I...

How Congress can end the era of warrantless spying on Americans

Congress must not extend Section 702 without substantial reforms, including a requirement that the government get a warrant before using the law to read Americans’ private communications.

Judges skeptical of Trump arguments for broad criminal immunity

A three-judge panel during a hearing Tuesday appeared broadly skeptical of former President Trump’s claims that he enjoys broad presidential immunity from prosecution on charges related to the 2020 presidential election. Trump's lawyers took a firm position, arguing former presidents such as Trump can only face prosecution if they are first impeached and then convicted...

Couple has ‘pop-up’ wedding at Indiana coffee shop without permission

Last Sunday was not business as usual for a coffee shop on the near west side of Indianapolis.

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