politics
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The Civil Service War: Can Trump Succeed Where Other Presidents Failed?
Entrenched bureaucracies are beloved by the media and much of Congress. Will Trump triumph where prior presidents blundered and backtracked?
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Congress Continues Push to Restrict Credit Access
Capping interest rates on credit cards will just discourage issuers from taking a risk on lower-income borrowers.
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Two Reasons Mahmoud Khalil’s Arrest Threatens American Values
Facts are still emerging, but the protestor’s arrest should concern all of us who stand for free speech.
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Churchill Would Have Approved of Trump’s Battle Against Bureaucracy
Bloated bureaucracy doesn’t just siphon resources. It drains the People of meaning and denies them the dignity of self-governance.
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Texas Poised to Pass Universal School Choice
The school choice bill in the Texas House has as many cosponsors as it needs votes. The holdout Senate opponents mostly send their kids to private school.
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Soros and USAID Have Been a Match Made in Hell
Despite funding outrageously cartoonish progressive projects, lighting money on fire isn’t even close to being USAID’s most destructive activity.
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Is a Fort Knox ‘Audit’ Prelude to a Gold Revaluation?
Speculation is growing that an official audit could be the first step toward a formal revaluation of America’s gold reserves, still recorded at an outdated $42.22 per ounce despite the market price approaching $3,000 per ounce.
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‘Audit the Fed’: Meaning and Risks
The real risk in passing an “Audit the Fed” bill lies in the high likelihood of politicizing monetary policy even more.
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How the Government Makes Vaccines Less Safe
Liability waivers and government schedules undermine natural market incentives to prioritize vaccine safety.
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Trump’s School Choice Executive Order is a Good Start
Congress should further expand education freedom, but states continue to lead the way in the parent revolution.
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The Civil Service War: Can Trump Succeed Where Other Presidents Failed?
Entrenched bureaucracies are beloved by the media and much of Congress. Will Trump triumph where prior presidents blundered and backtracked?
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•
Congress Continues Push to Restrict Credit Access
Capping interest rates on credit cards will just discourage issuers from taking a risk on lower-income borrowers.
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•
Two Reasons Mahmoud Khalil’s Arrest Threatens American Values
Facts are still emerging, but the protestor’s arrest should concern all of us who stand for free speech.
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•
Churchill Would Have Approved of Trump’s Battle Against Bureaucracy
Bloated bureaucracy doesn’t just siphon resources. It drains the People of meaning and denies them the dignity of self-governance.
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•
Texas Poised to Pass Universal School Choice
The school choice bill in the Texas House has as many cosponsors as it needs votes. The holdout Senate opponents mostly send their kids to private school.
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•
Soros and USAID Have Been a Match Made in Hell
Despite funding outrageously cartoonish progressive projects, lighting money on fire isn’t even close to being USAID’s most destructive activity.
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Is a Fort Knox ‘Audit’ Prelude to a Gold Revaluation?
Speculation is growing that an official audit could be the first step toward a formal revaluation of America’s gold reserves, still recorded at an outdated $42.22 per ounce despite the market price approaching $3,000 per ounce.
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•
‘Audit the Fed’: Meaning and Risks
The real risk in passing an “Audit the Fed” bill lies in the high likelihood of politicizing monetary policy even more.
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•
How the Government Makes Vaccines Less Safe
Liability waivers and government schedules undermine natural market incentives to prioritize vaccine safety.
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•
Trump’s School Choice Executive Order is a Good Start
Congress should further expand education freedom, but states continue to lead the way in the parent revolution.