SecurityCommentary
Obama May Veto the Defense Bill, Again
This week the White House signaled that it might veto the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) if a religious freedom amendment remains in the final… Read More
EconomyCommentary
How Congress Can Clear the Road for Uber, Lyft, and the Gig Economy
The rise of Uber and Lyft has been a good thing for both riders and drivers. Riders like the cheaper prices and reliable service of… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Federal Judge Asks Why Obama Administration Isn’t Admitting Christian Syrian Refugees
In an otherwise unremarkable opinion over the federal Freedom of Information Act, a federal appellate court judge has issued a sharp rejoinder to the Obama… Read More
EconomyCommentary
Rising Red Tape Near Top of Small Business Fears
Far from equipping small businesses “with the tools and resources they need to succeed,” government actions are petrifying small business growth at unprecedented rates. The… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Here’s Why It’s Wrong That America Refused to Defend Its Embargo on Cuba at the UN
For the first time ever, the United States abstained from voting on a United Nations resolution condemning America’s embargo on Cuba. This breaks decades of… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Obama Threatens to Veto Military Bill Because It Protects Religious Groups
On D-Day, Franklin Roosevelt famously asked a country of many faiths to pray that God protect our troops as they “struggle to preserve our republic,… Read More
Health CareNews
Post-Obamacare, These People Are Leaving Their Jobs
Following the public release of rates for health insurance plans under Obamacare for 2017, brokers from around the country began fielding calls from angry clients,… Read More
LawCommentary
Misguided Laws Could Hurt Innocents in the Creepy Clown Epidemic
Just in time for Halloween, the world is enduring a clown epidemic resembling a “Treehouse of Horror” episode on “The Simpsons,” with more than 100… Read More
LawNews
Why Ted Cruz Would Leave Supreme Court Seat Vacant
A leading conservative senator believes the vacant Supreme Court seat could remain empty. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told reporters at a rally in Loveland, Colorado,… Read More
LawNews
17 Things on Clarence Thomas’ Mind During Rare Public Remarks
It is important for the Supreme Court not only to base its decisions on the Constitution but to issue opinions that address the questions of… Read More
SocietyNews
The Reason This Pastor Isn’t Handing Over His Sermon Transcripts to the Government
A public health official who also is a lay minister says he will not turn over his sermons and related documents to the state of… Read More
EducationCommentary
The Astonishing Ignorance of Young Adults
Do you wonder why Sen. Bernie Sanders and his ideas are so popular among American college students? The answer is that they, like so many… Read More
Health CareCommentary
In Desperate Push to Save Dying Obamacare, President Wants to Bail Out Insurers
The death knell for Obamacare has been rung. President Barack Obama’s own Department of Health and Human Services confirmed this week that Americans will experience… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
6 of Obama’s Biggest Blunders
From skyrocketing spending and record new regulations to the multiple failures surrounding Obamacare and the push for Common Core, here’s a look at some of… Read More
EconomyCommentary
How Regulatory Reform Boosts the Economy
How quickly does deregulation lead to economic growth? Most economists agree that less-regulated industries create more output and employ more people in the long run…. Read More
EconomyCommentary
AT&T and Time Warner Make a Bet on Innovation, but Regulators May Get in the Way
Two of America’s best-known companies have announced they will be merging, causing consternation on Capitol Hill and calls to block the deal. But lawmakers—and regulators—could… Read More
SecurityCommentary
US Must Remain Vigilant to Counter Cyberattacks
Dyn, a New Hampshire-based computer firm whose specialty is in providing the means to access websites through its servers, was brought offline by a sequence… Read More
SocietyCommentary
ISIS Social Media Campaign Falters Under Military Assault
Military advances against Islamic State-, or ISIS, held territory in Iraq and Syria have produced a welcome byproduct: a marked decline by 70-80 percent in… Read More
EnergyCommentary
Media Made Right Call to Ignore Climate Change in Debates
To the dismay of some pundits, celebrities, and environmental activists, three presidential debates produced zero questions on global warming. Simply wishing an issue to be… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Washington Should Be More Concerned About the Next Generation Than the Next Election
It’s no secret that Americans are fed up with Washington’s lack of results. Less than 20 percent of respondents in a recent Gallup survey said… Read More
Health CareNews
In 6 Charts, the Rising Costs of Obamacare Rates
New data from the federal government show that monthly premiums for health insurance plans sold on the federal exchange, HealthCare.gov, will increase by an average… Read More
SecurityNews
What Recent Hacking Attack Reveals About Election Security
A hacking attack last Friday that disrupted major U.S. websites is an example of a new era of cybersecurity vulnerability in today’s interconnected world. The… Read More
SocietyNews
How This Red State Is Grappling With Influx of Refugees
Greg Haney is able to capture the change happening in the largest city of this small state better than most. Haney shoots school photographs for… Read More
EconomyCommentary
Stop the Cheese Bailouts
Milk production in the U.S. is growing, benefiting from favorable weather, low feed prices, bigger cow herds, and increasing production per cow. This is good… Read More
LawNews
‘Clear Bias’ Against Hiring Veterans Under Obama Administration, Says Former VA Official
Veterans must be given preference in securing federal jobs, according to long-standing laws, but hiring hasn’t always worked out in their favor. A federal audit… Read More
LawNews
This Liberal Justice Isn’t Concerned About an 8-Member Supreme Court
One of the U.S. Supreme Court’s liberal justices says an evenly divided court is functioning just fine—and would continue to do so if it faced… Read More
LawCommentary
DNC’s ‘Honest Mistake’ Defense of Dumping Sewage Hasn’t Worked for Average Americans
Dumping raw sewage into a storm drain is a federal crime that has landed some unaware Americans in prison. Someone aboard a bus chartered by… Read More
SecurityCommentary
How to Talk About Defense Spending and ‘Rebuilding the Military’
Hardly a day passes without one (or seven) news reports highlighting conflicts abroad. What this reality means for America and our safety under the current… Read More
SecurityNews
Crashes Will Be Hard to Stop After Obama’s Internet Giveaway
Someone successfully shut down many websites Friday, attacking a crucial part of the internet that has been made more vulnerable due to an Obama administration decision to… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Russia’s Missile Deployment Adds to NATO’s Worries in the Baltic
In an extremely worrying development for NATO, Russia earlier this month deployed several nuclear-capable Iskander mobile ballistic missile launchers in the Kaliningrad region. The location… Read More
