by Seth Lipsky • New York Post There are three ways something can become what the US Constitution calls the “supreme law of the land.” It…
by Seth Mandel • Commentary If the latest revelations about the IRS are correct, then its officials have approached the abuse-of-power scandal with a clear strategy,…
by Dr. Miklós K. Radványi Politics, with its ambition for boundless expansion into the lives of individuals and societies, is a human activity that overwhelmingly attracts narcissists of all types…
by Peter Ferrara • Forbes One of the biggest drags on economic growth under President Obama has been Obamacare, enacted on a strictly partisan basis in 2010. That…
by Chuck Vinch • Army Times The Defense Department broke the law when it transferred five Taliban detainees from the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to Qatar in exchange…
by Megan McArdle • Bloomberg Last Monday, Jed Graham of Investor’s Business Daily reported that insurers say Affordable Care Act enrollment is shrinking, and it is expected to…
by Las Vegas Review-Journal President Barack Obama says it’s “not fair” and “not right” for U.S. companies to set up overseas to avoid taxes. Except when it benefits him politically.…
by CJ Ciaramella • Free Beacon A government watchdog group announced Monday that it is suing a dozen federal agencies for improperly delaying Freedom of Information…
by Patrick Howley • Daily Caller U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan Thursday ordered the Internal Revenue Service to come up with new answers after IRS employees…
by Jillian Kay Melchior • National Review Online As news breaks about the Department of Health and Human Services’ missing HealthCare.gov e-mails, it’s pertinent to note…
by Kerri Toloczko • Investor’s Business Daily In a fit of political pique and campaign considerations, President Obama’s Department of Education is proposing higher education regulations…
by Thomas Sowell • RealClearPolitics Some have said that we are living in a post-industrial era, while others have said that we are living in a…
by Joel Gehrke • National Review Online The revelation that Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services administrator Marilynn Tavenner did not retain her e-mails means that…
by Patrick Howley • Daily Caller The administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) deleted some of her emails and may not be…
by Michael Barone • Washington Examiner Earlier this week, I was thinking of writing a column about the lying and duplicity of Obamacare backers who argued…