EconomyCommentary
Quit Blaming the Rich. It’s the Government Ripping Us Off.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, having a net worth of $81.8 billion, and Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos, having a net worth of $70.4 billion, are the… Read More
SocietyNews
Transgender Bathroom Cases the Supreme Court Won’t Hear, and Why They Matter
A mother who is part of a lawsuit against the Obama administration’s transgender restroom mandate for schools says she is encouraged by the Supreme Court’s… Read More
LawNews
The Government Seized $100K From This California Family’s Bank Accounts, College Savings
James Slatic was sitting in a breakfast meeting when he heard the news. An employee who worked for him and his medical marijuana business, Med-West… Read More
SocietyCommentary
DC City Council Votes to Allow Physician-Assisted Suicide. That’ll Change Us All, for the Worse.
Earlier today, the D.C. City Council voted to allow physician-assisted suicide. But the debate isn’t over. The Washington Post reports that “the council must still… Read More
PoliticsAnalysis
Alexander Hamilton Initiated America’s First ‘October Surprise’
In the 1800 U.S. presidential race, it was Alexander Hamilton who was behind what was essentially the first “October surprise.” An October surprise is a… Read More
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SocietyCommentary
Tackling the Claims of ‘Right to Die’
Four states have legalized physician-assisted suicide—California, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington. A court order made assisted suicide legal in Montana. If Colorado votes “yes” on Proposition 106… Read More
SocietyNews
College Torpedoes Halloween ‘Funeral’ Because It Would Cause ‘Emotional Harm’
The University of Redlands has torpedoed student efforts to hold a “funeral” for the Halloween holiday, saying such a display would cause “emotional and psychological… Read More
Health CareCommentary
Americans Face Fewer Obamacare Choices, Higher Premiums in 2017
As open season begins Tuesday for enrollment in Obamacare next year, most customers for health insurance in the individual market will face both fewer choices… Read More
PoliticsNews
Liberal DC Suburb Could Resurrect Term Limits Movement
While the issue of term limits has waned since its high point in the 1990s, just outside Washington it’s on the ballot and appears to… Read More
EconomyNews
After This State Blocked Online Eye Exams, a Health Care Startup Is Fighting Back
A Chicago-based health care startup that allows customers to conduct eye exams from their homes and obtain a prescription is fighting back against a South… Read More
SocietyNews
The ‘Untold Threat’ Responsible for 40% of Illegal Immigrants
While the debate over illegal immigration tends to focus on how to control and treat those who make it across our nation’s borders, a more… Read More
InternationalNews
On the Edge of a Forgotten Conflict, Ukraine’s Humanitarian Crisis Simmers
KURAKHOVO, Ukraine—More than two and a half years after the war in Ukraine began, a cease-fire has failed to stop the fighting. And it’s still… Read More
LawNews
Democrat VP Candidate Predicts Senate Will Change Rules to Confirm Supreme Court Nominee
Vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine says Democrats would “change the Senate rules” to confirm a ninth Supreme Court justice if they win control of the… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Rejection of UN Nuke Ban Not Enough, Administration Must Do More to Maintain Arsenal
Although last month the Obama administration led a misguided effort in the United Nations Security Council to pass a resolution on nuclear weapons testing, it… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Supreme Court Enters Legal Battle Over Gender Identity and the Purpose of Restrooms
Why do we make our restrooms and locker rooms private? Each of us performs a variety of necessary life functions in front of strangers every… Read More
SocietyNews
Gun Control Measure Divides California’s Politicians, Law Enforcement
A gun control measure on California’s ballot Nov. 8 is pitting sheriffs, police chiefs, and prosecutors against most of the state’s political establishment. “This initiative… Read More
SecurityNews
‘Hope Is Not Enough’: Ukrainian University Students Prepare for War
KYIV, Ukraine—The young man never told anyone he was going to war. The 20-year-old student at Kyiv’s Taras Shevchenko National University slipped away in June… Read More
SocietyNews
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Transgender School Bathrooms Case
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether a federal order requiring public schools to allow transgender students to use the bathroom corresponding to their gender… Read More
SecurityCommentary
US Security Benefits When Japan, South Korea Share Intelligence
South Korea recently announced it would restart negotiations with Japan for a military and intelligence sharing agreement. Washington should encourage this growing security cooperation. Moon… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Elizabeth Warren Has It Wrong on Voter Fraud
Last week, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., penned an op-ed for The Washington Post equating loose rhetoric by a political opponent with legitimate concerns expressed by… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Study Finds Significant Differences in Plans Sold on or off Obamacare Exchanges
Three years after opening their online doors, the health insurance marketplaces remain under intense scrutiny, but individual health plans that are not sold through these… Read More
Health CareNews
He Predicted Obamacare Wouldn’t Be ‘Affordable.’ Democrats Didn’t Listen.
Robert Laszewski is a policy adviser and analyst for the health insurance industry. He’s correctly predicted Obamacare’s pitfalls since Day One. In an interview with… Read More
