SocietyAnalysis
Why Young Americans Are Now More Likely to Live With Their Parents
For the first time in over 130 years, more young adults lived with their parents than any other living situation. According to the analysis by… Read More
SocietyCommentary
The Problems With CNN Poll Showing Opposition to North Carolina’s Bathroom Law
Between North Carolina’s bathroom law and President Barack Obama’s recent school bathroom mandate, bathroom use has suddenly burst on the scene of public opinion. Now… Read More
EconomyNews
Income Hasn’t Fallen Like Federal Labor Statistics Show, Experts Argue
Data published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows American workers’ share of income continually falling. Although some pundits looked at these numbers and concluded the… Read More
SocietyNews
Obama Administration Keeps House Republicans Waiting on Transgender Bathroom Order
House Republicans asked the departments of Education and Justice to clarify their transgender bathroom directive for public schools, but the Obama administration isn’t answering. Now,… Read More
EconomyNews
The EPA’s Green Parachutes: $25,000 Buyout Bonuses for Agents Retiring Early
The Environmental Protection Agency has been sending employees off into early retirement with buyout bonuses of up to $25,000. The practice is often used as… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Your Money Is Going to Planned Parenthood Whether You Like It or Not
Whether you’re a painter, pastor, lawyer, or laborer (pro-life or pro-abortion), you work for Planned Parenthood. A portion of every paycheck goes to the world’s… Read More
Health CareNews
Obamacare’s 13th Co-Op Is Closing. Why More Could Follow.
Obamacare’s 13th co-op announced it’s closing ahead of the 2017 open enrollment period, and more of the nonprofit insurers could follow suit in the coming… Read More
LawCommentary
Ticketing Children for Selling Lemonade Highlights Overcriminalization Problem
Some Louisianan children recently opened a lemonade stand and were ticketed for operating a business without an occupational license or paying taxes on their earnings…. Read More
SecurityNews
A Visit to Ground Zero of ISIS’ Genocide in Iraq
SINJAR, Iraq—This town in northern Iraq was home to more than 88,000 civilians in 2013. Today, there are none left living here. As The Daily… Read More
EconomyNews
Indiana Lawmakers Reject Obama’s Stimulus Success Story
When President Barack Obama first visited Elkhart, Indiana, in March 2009, the county’s unemployment rate had just spiked to 18.9 percent—the highest in the country…. Read More
EconomyNews
Navy Veteran Fights Baltimore Rules Restricting Where He Can Park His Food Truck
When Joey Vanoni returned to the United States from Afghanistan in 2013, he went to work putting his dream of owning a pizza business into… Read More
EnergyAnalysis
These 7 Short Videos Clear Up Myths About Air Pollution
The Texas Public Policy Foundation came out with a series of short videos addressing myths about air pollution and the effects of the Environmental Protection… Read More
EconomyCommentary
Ralph Nader Advocacy Group Argues for Government to Regulate Others (but Not It)
On May 18, the Obama administration issued a new rule on overtime pay for employees, which at a stroke effectively turned millions of salaried employees… Read More
SecurityAnalysis
How NDAA Could Impact US Missile Defense
The U.S. House of Representatives recently took a first step to enact the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for the fiscal year 2017 into law…. Read More
Health CareNews
Under Obamacare, Small Business Owner Forced to Get Rid of Health Care Benefits or Face Fine Up to $500K
When Maryland business owner Thomas Kunkel first learned about the Affordable Care Act, he was excited about the prospect of the new health care law…. Read More
SocietyCommentary
Memorial Day Tributes Should Include What Soldiers Fought For
Is Memorial Day a vestigial holiday? Today, a plurality of Americans believe it was a mistake to drop the atomic bombs and many have little… Read More
SecurityCommentary
‘They Stood for Something and We Owe Them Something’: Reagan’s 1986 Memorial Day Speech
America’s beloved 40th president, Ronald Reagan, spoke at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day in 1986. His speech reminds us to be thankful for the… Read More
SocietyNews
What Obama’s Bathroom Directive Really Does
On May 13, the Obama administration sent a letter to public schools on the topic of transgender students and where they use the restroom. But… Read More
EconomyNews
He Blew the Whistle on a Global Financial Firm, Then Broke Open Swiss Bank Secrecy
This Sunday on “Full Measure,” we have the incredible story of a whistleblower sent to prison after turning evidence against one of the biggest and most… Read More
SocietyNews
Republican Says He Accidentally Voted for LGBT Amendment
Make that 42, not 43, Republicans who voted with Democrats for the controversial LGBT amendment in the House of Representatives. “My position on this issue… Read More
EconomyNews
House Bill Would Strengthen Welfare Work Requirement
Rep. Jim Jordan introduced a bill Thursday that would reform food stamps. “Welfare programs are meant to be a temporary safety net, but they have become… Read More
SecurityNews
Senator Urges Privatizing Airport Security to Get Around TSA’s ‘Huge Bureaucracy’
With long wait lines at airports across the country, the chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee is calling on the TSA to “get their act… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Obama’s Hiroshima Speech Reflects His Unrealistic View of History
President Barack Obama’s speech at Hiroshima was a poignant discourse on the horrors of war. He spoke eloquently of the death of innocent lives and… Read More
EnergyCommentary
Study Shows Those Who Claimed ‘Climate Debate Over’ Were Wrong
Last summer, the editor of Science wrote a commentary on climate change where she said, “The time for debate has ended.” After appealing to policies… Read More
LawCommentary
Senators to AG: Stop Targeting Opponents of Obama’s Energy Policies
On Thursday, five U.S. senators sent a letter to Attorney General Loretta Lynch demanding that she stop using Justice Department “law enforcement resources to stifle… Read More
SocietyNews
‘We Will Never Be Silent’: Mississippi Governor Receives Religious Freedom Award
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant received a religious freedom award Thursday evening in Washington, D.C., for his courage to protect and stand up for the religious… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Remembering Those Who Never Came Home
During the mid-2000s, I attended my son’s graduation from the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia, in a ceremony where the commencement address was given… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Don’t Let the 42 Republicans Who Voted for Obama’s Transgender Agenda Spin Their Vote
On Wednesday, 42 Republican members of Congress joined the Democrats to vote for President Barack Obama’s transgender agenda. Now they’re trying to spin their vote…. Read More
InternationalCommentary
How the Liberal Echo Chamber Sold the Lie of ‘Moderate’ Iranian Leaders
The Obama administration’s controversial efforts to sell the flawed Iran nuclear deal continue to reverberate, after Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes gave an ill-advised… Read More
EducationCommentary
Outrageous Tactics Used by DePaul University to Shut Down Conservative Speech
Back in March 2014, Stanford University’s Graduate Student Council revoked funding and demanded exorbitant security fees (over $5,000!) from the Student Anscombe Society related to… Read More
