FCC Net Neutrality Smackdown a Win for Free Market, Limited Government
In a huge win for the free market and limited government, a federal appeals court today put a halt to the Federal Communications Commission’s attempt… Read More
In a huge win for the free market and limited government, a federal appeals court today put a halt to the Federal Communications Commission’s attempt… Read More
If you’ve heard the results of the recent Head Start Impact Study, congratulations. You are one of the few Americans who, no thanks to national… Read More
This Thursday President Barack Obama is scheduled to sign a follow on agreement to the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty in Prague with Russian President Dmitri… Read More
President Barack Obama today released five specific objectives regarding the United States’ future nuclear force, but the most important objective of all – defending the… Read More
In the depressing aftermath of Congress’s passage of the Democratic health-care legislation, there has been an understandable temptation among conservatives to think that all their… Read More
California legislators passed a statewide cap and trade bill in 2006 that is set to begin in 2012, but a growing opposition is seeking to… Read More
In 2006, under former Governor Jeb Bush, Florida rolled out the most comprehensive Medicaid reform plan in the country. Studies from both The James Madison… Read More
After the first few lines of liberal columnist Thomas Friedman’s piece in Sunday’s New York Times, you would have thought he had finally seen the light:… Read More
Later today, the Obama administration will release the Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) which will set the framework for decisions on U.S. nuclear policy for the… Read More
Rajendra Pachauri , chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), responded to the errors exposed in the IPCC report saying that “Scientists are… Read More
In 2008, the United States spent $607 billion on our military. Far more than any other country as British author David McCandless illustrates in the… Read More
The Washington Post asks: “What does it mean for a nation to be energy independent? Is it realistic and if so how should that be… Read More
Treaties are just words. Deeds matter more. We were supposed to have learned that lesson from the fallout after World War I. That global conflict… Read More
Despite all the talk about how Obamacare would lower health care costs, it’s already becoming clear that it just won’t be the case. The Indianapolis… Read More
Former East Los Angeles high school teacher, Jaime Escalante, whose exemplary teaching led to the inspiring film Stand and Deliver, passed away last week. As… Read More
Roberton Williams and Rosanne Altshuler’s Five Myths About Your Taxes in the Washington Post on Sunday was such a useful piece one hesitates to criticize,… Read More
Just three days after President Barack Obama’s health plan was signed into law, AT&T announced that due to an obscure tax change in the bill,… Read More
Opponents of school choice worry that public schools will suffer when competition is introduced. They cite the diversion of money away from public schools and… Read More
The Pentagon’s Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR), which outlines future threats to the United States, recommends cutting the number of military forces prepared to respond to… Read More
Americans are endlessly paying taxes–on their income, on their property, on almost anything they purchase. But the heavy burden that the U.S. government places on… Read More
Rep. Phil Hare (D-IL) voted for Obamacare. When questioned by his constituents to identify what part of the Constitution empowers the federal government to force… Read More
The March jobs report contained some of the good news that analysts have been waiting for. First, private hiring increased by 123,000 jobs, with every… Read More
SecurityNews
It’s difficult to know how to react to the ‘new’ TSA security rules announced by the Obama Administration. On one hand, the good news is… Read More
Government policies are typically sold as intuitively good ideas. We can give everyone access to health care and cut the deficit. We can inject money… Read More
Today the Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor and Statistics released its monthly jobs report showing that the nation’s unemployment is 9.7% for the third month… Read More
In a recent interview with Yahoo Finance, Vice President Joe Biden said the following: “the top 1 percent of earners get 22 percent of all… Read More
“According to a report released Monday by the U.S. Department of Education, an increasing number of American parents are choosing to have their children raised… Read More
Major flaws in the gargantuan Obamacare bill started to emerge almost immediately after it was signed into law. One of the most embarrassing: failure to… Read More
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner appeared in an interview on The Today Show this morning and decried the “unfairness” of an economy where businesses on Wall… Read More
So much for shovel-ready. In February of 2009 President Obama signed the $862 billion stimulus bill into law and of that; $36.7 billion was allocated… Read More
