The Death Knell for Unions? Supreme Court Gets to Decide
By Steve Kurtz • Fox News A $45 monthly fee could end up costing big labor billions. Public unions are getting nervous, while those who don’t like how they operate…
By Steve Kurtz • Fox News A $45 monthly fee could end up costing big labor billions. Public unions are getting nervous, while those who don’t like how they operate…
By Tammy Bruce • Fox News A new audit about a Pentagon agency losing hundreds of millions of dollars is reported by Politico as an “exclusive.” While that’s technically correct,…
By Clifford Humphrey • The Federalist It is no secret that the United States is a severely divided nation. In fact, division seems to be one thing that unites Americans…
By James L. Buckley • National Review The following speech was delivered on January 27 in Old Saybrook, Conn., as an address to the William F. Buckley Jr. Program at…
A friend of mine has served many years at the DOJ and FBI and he — like many others — has served America with integrity. But the “Nunes memo” chronicles…
By James Robbins • USA Today The American people are being forced to confront a fundamental political question that was first asked centuries ago by the Roman satirist Juvenal: Who…
By John Daniel Davidson • The Federalist The memo is out, and it’s bad. It shows, unequivocally, that the Federal Bureau of Investigation used political opposition research paid for by…
By Judge Andrew Napolitano • Fox News I have argued for a few weeks now that House Intelligence Committee members have committed misconduct in office by concealing evidence of spying…
By Benjamin Zycher • National Review With respect to Washington governor Jay Inslee’s renewed proposal for a “carbon” tax on that state’s greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions, a number to keep closely…
By Michael Tanner • National Review The Western world can breathe easy. British prime minister Theresa May has solved one of the great crises of our time: She has appointed…
By Susan Crabtree • Washington Free Beacon House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.), who often rails against income inequality and calls on the wealthy to pay its “fair share”…
By Lewis M. Andrews • National Review Talk to the people of Illinois about America’s looming public-pension crisis, and they’ll tell you it’s not looming — it’s already here. This month,…
By Joy Pullmann • The Federalist Through Saturday it’s National School Choice Week, an annual nonpolitical effort to increase visibility and positive feelings about the idea of families having the…
By Ali Meyer • Washington Free Beacon The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which was signed into law by President Donald Trump in December, is projected to push GDP growth…
Las Vegas Review-Journal Donald Trump has already left his mark on the federal judiciary through numerous selections for the bench. But he also has the opportunity to agitate for another…