In Corporate America and Academia, Silence Speaks Volumes
As protests and riots consumed the country last summer in the wake of George Floyd’s death, the nation’s top corporate leaders weighed in almost in unison to condemn Floyd’s murder…
Yes, It’s Ungrateful to Turn Your Back on the National Anthem
This week, heretofore nearly anonymous hammer thrower Gwen Berry made international headlines when, during the podium ceremony for winning bronze in an Olympic trial, she turned away from the United…
When New York Times Fake News Replaces American History
Parents across the country are revolting against activist school boards and teachers who are introducing critical race theory and propagandistic accounts of American history into classrooms. One such history is the New York Times’…
How The Voting Rights Act Lets Biden’s DOJ Insist Georgia’s Photo ID Requirement Is Racist
On Friday, the Biden administration filed suit against Georgia, challenging numerous aspects of the state’s Election Integrity Act of 2021. While many of the allegations contained in the nearly 50-page complaint struck a…
Recent Inflation Figures Should Not Be Ignored by Policymakers
The sharp increase in consumer prices this spring may be a blip but may also be a sign that inflation is returning as a chronic problem. For those of us…
How to Make China Pay
The debate over the origins of the coronavirus—did it come from a wet market in Wuhan or from the virology lab nearby—has exposed the bias of media and technology companies…
With Louis DeJoy’s initiatives, Congress can keep the USPS from going postal
Controversial U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s initiatives to get the chronically mismanaged United States Postal Service back on sound financial footing are already bearing good fruit. His back-to-basics approach, which relies on…
Powering up America by giving consumers choice
America’s high national living standards lead us to consider things like abundant access to clean water, comprehensive cellular service, and a reliable electric grid commonplace. Much of the rest of…
Postal Bill Puts Big Government, Special Interests at Front of the Line
Possible changes to the U.S. Postal Service are gaining significant momentum as Congress continues its legislative deliberations this summer. The proposal vehicle in question, known as the Postal Service Reform Act…
The ‘Endless Frontier Act’ Is Not Merely a Wasteful Boondoggle, It Will Likely Slow High Tech Innovation
The advertised purpose of the “Endless Frontier Act” is to increase high tech competition with China. This, of course, is a goal that every American should be able to get…
Immigration: Tragedy & Human Suffering On The U.S. Borders
I did something that neither the President or Vice President of the United States are willing to do. I went to the border in Texas to learn and see with…
Proposed Defense Merger Puts National Security at Risk
Lockheed Martin has announced a plan to purchase Aerojet Rocketdyne. Often mergers are natural responses to market forces that produce a more capable competitor in the marketplace which can benefit…
Biden’s Long Hot Summer
Sometime in the last week, Democrats looked at the calendar and realized that President Biden is in trouble. My theory is that the moment of truth arrived on May 27.…
Immigration: Tragedy & Human Suffering On The U.S. Borders
I did something that neither the President or Vice President of the United States are willing to do. I went to the border in Texas to learn and see with…
Black Activists Oppose Politicization of Juneteenth Emancipation Celebration
President Joe Biden signed into law Thursday a bill making June 19 a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery but not everyone sees it as progress closing the racial…