Taxpayers Spend 113 Days Working to Pay Nation’s Tax Burden
Ali Meyer • Washington Free Beacon This year, taxpayers will spend 113 days working to pay for the nation’s tax burden, according to a report from the Tax Foundation. Tax…
Ali Meyer • Washington Free Beacon This year, taxpayers will spend 113 days working to pay for the nation’s tax burden, according to a report from the Tax Foundation. Tax…
By Elizabeth Harrington • Washington Free Beacon The Environmental Protection Agency has been riddled with employee misconduct, including workers who drink, smoke marijuana, and watch porn on the job. Inspector…
By Jay Sekulow • FoxNews.com The Trump administration is prompting a lot of change in Washington. Now, there’s a new call to get to the bottom of the corruption inside the…
By Julie Kelly • National Review In his testimony to the House Science Committee on Wednesday, Michael Mann, one of the world’s leading climate scientists, told the story of Trofim…
By Brent Scher • Washington Free Beacon Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) failed to acknowledge Equal Pay Day for the first time in her Senate career after it was reported…
By David French • National Review When free speech threatens government power, government has a tendency to get curious about the identity and funding of dissenting speakers. This was true…
By Jeremy Carl • National Review As one would expect from a president who is a master of political theater, the backdrop for this week’s announcement of his executive order…
by Andrew C McCarthy • National Review On Tuesday, in a National Review Online column, I contended that the reported involvement of former national-security adviser Susan Rice in the unmasking…
By Cristina Laila • The Gateway Pundit Former National Security Advisor to Obama, Susan Rice has recently pivoted from saying she knew nothing about the unmasking of Trump and his…
By Andrew C McCarthy • National Review The thing to bear in mind is that the White House does not do investigations. Not criminal investigations, not intelligence investigations. Remember that. Why…
By David Harsanyi • The Federalist It looks like Senate Democrats have the 41 votes they need to block the nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. This means…
By Ben Southwood • National Review Health care in the United States is famous for three things: It’s expensive, it’s not universal, and it has poor outcomes. The U.S. spends…
By Peter Roff • USNews It’s not clear when the Senate started playing politics with Supreme Court nominations. Some say it’s been that way all along, going back at least…
By Frank Camp • Daily Wire According to The Washington Free Beacon: …women working for [Senator] Warren were paid just 71 cents for every dollar paid to men during the…
By Peter Roff • Townhall The Trump administration budget document recently released projects an increase in security and defense spending of more than $50 billion. It’s a needed shot in the…