Will Conservatives Fix 1970s Budget Rules Next?
By Michael Barone • National Review The Republicans have passed their tax bill, without a single Democratic vote, despite low to dismal poll ratings. It’s reminiscent of the passage by…
Trump’s Strong Start on Policy
By Ramesh Ponnuru • National Review Gorsuch confirmed, ISIS defeated, taxes cut: The Trump administration has compiled a solid record of accomplishment in its first year, one that compares well…
Unable to Win Elections, Liberals Turn to SCOTUS
By Kyle Sammin • National Review Last month, the Supreme Court heard arguments in Gill v. Whitford, which concerns gerrymandering in Wisconsin. Gill is the latest of many instances in…
Christmas Lessons from California
By Victor Davis Hanson • National Review Rarely has such a naturally rich and scenic region become so mismanaged by so many creative and well-intentioned people. In California, Yuletide rush…
Trump Is Winning – and Liberals Are Desperate
“Grinning proudly as blood gushed from his victim’s windpipe, House Speaker Paul Ryan reportedly slit an auto mechanic’s throat Wednesday to kick off the GOP purge of the working class.…
College Rejects Conservative Chapter Because It Doesn’t ‘Conform’ To School Values
by Grace Carr • The Daily Caller An Iowa college’s student government rejected a conservative club’s application to operate because the organization allegedly didn’t conform to the school’s mission. After…
Waiting Times For Canada’s Single-Payer Health Care System Hit Record High
by Ali Meyer • The Free Beacon Waiting times for medically necessary health care services under Canada’s single-payer system have hit a record high, according to a report from the…
Sessions’ First Year: A Breath of Fresh Air After Years of Obama Scandals
by Ken Blackwell • Townhall A year ago the Department of Justice was finishing up eight long years of a scandal-plagued term under Attorneys General Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch,…
Open Letter to Viktor Orban, Prime Minister of Hungary
Dear Mr. Prime Minister, I write this letter, because I care about the past, the present, and the future of the country in which I was born and grew up.…
How School Choice Can Solve States’ Huge Debt And Pension Woes
By Lewis M. Andrews • The Federalist In 2011, Arizona became the first state to adopt the most flexible school reform yet, an education savings account (ESA) plan. It provides…
Obama’s EPA Spent $690,000 on Parking Spots No One Used
By Elizabeth Harrington • Washington Free Beacon The Environmental Protection Agency spent nearly $700,000 for parking spots that no one used during the final two years of the Obama administration.…
Global Warming Alarmist Sues Scientists, Saying Academic Critiques Of His Work Are ‘Defamation’
By Robert Tracinski • The Federalist If we have such an overwhelming scientific “consensus” about the supposed threat of catastrophic man-made global warming—and about the political and economic solutions to…
The Lynch Mob Targets Scott Pruitt
By Julie Kelly • National Review Scott Pruitt, Trump’s EPA administrator, is the top target of the anti-Trump lynch mob. He’s enduring daily attack pieces in the media and threats…
To Boost School Choice, Congress Can Do Much Better Than A Meagre Tax Carveout
By Joy Pullmann • The Federalist Despite running two-thirds of states and looming fiscal catastrophes for which school choice is one of the few positive solutions, Republicans have mostly created…
FCC plans to revise outdated media ownership rules
FCC Chairman Pai recently announced plans to revise and update outdated and out-of-touch media ownership rules. To say that these rules are a relic of a bygone era is a…