Fighting Collectivism
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How Racism Was Redefined—and Turned into a Political Cudgel
Joseph Klein’s new book ‘Redefining Racism’ traces how a clear and detestable prejudice was transformed into a malleable tool for silencing critics.
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After Harvard: Dismantle the Infrastructure of Racial Preference
After a court victory regarding college admissions, the Trump Administration is quietly expanding its fight against race-based favoritism.
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Why Is Housing So Partisan in the Northeast?
Party splits on housing issues often do not align with typical interests. What jobs do each employ zoning laws to accomplish?
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Starbucks Doesn’t Want to Talk about the Financial Impact of Plastic Straws Policy
The financial and environmental impacts of “sustainability” practices are not… well, sustainable. Why don’t corporations want to question their assumptions?
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Federal Dependency is a Ticking Time Bomb for State Budgets
Congress funds a big chunk of state spending. But the more states rely on Washington, the less control they have over their own policies.
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Why China May Surpass the United States in the AI Supremacy Race
This isn’t a battle between China and the US — it’s a contest between abundance and scarcity, between entrepreneurial capitalism and bureaucratic centralization.
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What Greta and the Pope Don’t Grasp about Degrowth
There’s nothing humble or merciful about shrinking the economy, squashing free enterprise, or silencing price signals.
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DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.
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Let States Lead the Way on Welfare Reform
State governments can reshape welfare to serve as a safety net that helps people when they fall but doesn’t trap them in a cycle of dependence.
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The States’ War on ESG
ESG advocates’ bait-and-switch deception has forced legislators to scrutinize how their state assets are managed. Maximizing returns, not political causes, must guide public investments.
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How Racism Was Redefined—and Turned into a Political Cudgel
Joseph Klein’s new book ‘Redefining Racism’ traces how a clear and detestable prejudice was transformed into a malleable tool for silencing critics.
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After Harvard: Dismantle the Infrastructure of Racial Preference
After a court victory regarding college admissions, the Trump Administration is quietly expanding its fight against race-based favoritism.
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Why Is Housing So Partisan in the Northeast?
Party splits on housing issues often do not align with typical interests. What jobs do each employ zoning laws to accomplish?
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Starbucks Doesn’t Want to Talk about the Financial Impact of Plastic Straws Policy
The financial and environmental impacts of “sustainability” practices are not… well, sustainable. Why don’t corporations want to question their assumptions?
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Federal Dependency is a Ticking Time Bomb for State Budgets
Congress funds a big chunk of state spending. But the more states rely on Washington, the less control they have over their own policies.
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•
Why China May Surpass the United States in the AI Supremacy Race
This isn’t a battle between China and the US — it’s a contest between abundance and scarcity, between entrepreneurial capitalism and bureaucratic centralization.
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•
What Greta and the Pope Don’t Grasp about Degrowth
There’s nothing humble or merciful about shrinking the economy, squashing free enterprise, or silencing price signals.
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•
DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.
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•
Let States Lead the Way on Welfare Reform
State governments can reshape welfare to serve as a safety net that helps people when they fall but doesn’t trap them in a cycle of dependence.
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•
The States’ War on ESG
ESG advocates’ bait-and-switch deception has forced legislators to scrutinize how their state assets are managed. Maximizing returns, not political causes, must guide public investments.