By Angela Morabito • The Federalist Study Finds Voter ID Requirements Don’t Repress Minority Votes Voter ID requirements do not affect voter turnout, according to a new working paper published…
Allow me to begin this article with a rather extensive personal note from my earliest professional life. I was born and initially educated in what commonly, yet imprecisely, used the…
Investor’s Business Daily When Trump rattled off a series of economic successes in his State of the Union, he could have added one more. The public’s quality of life has…
By Glenn Kessler • Washington Post “The average tax refund is down about $170 compared to last year. Let’s call the President’s tax cut what it is: a middle-class tax…
By Jack Crowe • National Review Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday that the Senate will vote on the Green New Deal resolution introduced last week by a coalition of…
By Alex Griswold • Washington Free Beacon Let the record reflect that when news broke late Friday that Ralph Northam’s medical school yearbook contained a picture of him in either…
by Tom Rogan • Washington Examiner Economic growth and broadly shared prosperity matter. They matter because they inform whether people can pursue their dreams or whether they suffer unnecessarily. Thus…
Washington D.C. – Frontiers of Freedom President expressed alarm about the U.S. Postal Service’s latest quarterly loss of $1.5 billion to start the 2019 fiscal year. The latest losses underscore…
Jim Geraghty • National Review For those who gripe that I’m always so negative about Trump . . . last night’s State of the Union address was terrific. A home run.…
Victor Davis Hanson • National Review The old Democratic party championed the working classes, wanted secure borders to protect middle-class union wage earners, and focused generous federal entitlement help on…
By David Weinberger • The Federalist For most people, moral visions trump economic realities, and that is why so-called “democratic socialism” has growing appeal. One’s sense of compassion outweighs the…
Investor’s Business Daily Leading Democrats are pushing an agenda that would more than double the size of the federal government. This comes as a new Gallup Poll finds that the…
By Christian Barnard • Reason “Do School Vouchers Only Benefit the Wealthy?” asks an article this month in Governing. Like too many headlines, the implication is that school choice is…
By David Harsanyi • The Federalist It’s apparently never too early for presidential politics. Right now, former vice president Joe Biden tops, or nearly tops, every poll assessing the popularity…
Investor’s Business Daily In their constant search for shutdown-related disasters, the media are now fixated on airport screeners. The shutdown is wreaking havoc on airports, they say. Except that it…