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Food stamp use is on the decline. Finally. In recent years, the number of food stamp recipients has skyrocketed, growing by about 26.39 million people… Read More
Health CareCommentary
You don’t even have to be a real person to get Obamacare subsidies. That’s the takeaway from a report issued Wednesday by the Government Accountability… Read More
SocietyCommentary
There’s been no shortage of media coverage of a new study that purportedly shows that children raised by same-sex partners fare better than other children…. Read More
SocietyCommentary
The abortion-inducing drugs Hobby Lobby doesn’t want to cover simply aren’t the same as vaccines or blood transfusions. In a Washington Post op-ed published Monday,… Read More
SocietyCommentary
In a Fox News appearance last night, anchor Megyn Kelly blasted activist Sandra Fluke’s comments that the Supreme Court decision on Hobby Lobby was about… Read More
EducationCommentary
It won’t be as simple from now on for ineffective California teachers to coast off to a lifetime career on easy street. In a Los… Read More
Health CareNews
Many states are succumbing to pressure to expand their Medicaid programs with promises from the federal government under Obamacare to cover the initial costs. But Gov…. Read More
SecurityCommentary
Hillary Clinton’s forthcoming memoir about her time at the State Department may have a different title than Mitt Romney’s 2011 book, “No Apology,” but excerpts… Read More
SecurityNews
On CNN this morning, Nile Gardiner argued that President Obama’s West Point speech failed to address what strategy the United States would use to make… Read More
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This week, Capitol Hill’s attention has been focused on debates over two important energy issues: the approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, favored by most… Read More
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Marco Rubio doesn’t think human behavior is causing the world’s climate to significantly change. “I do not believe that human activity is causing these dramatic… Read More
State senators in New York were hard at “work” last week, spending a whopping 45 minutes debating whether to make yogurt the official state snack…. Read More
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In warning Republicans not to “go too crazy” on voter ID, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) meant that the topic “should not be a defining issue… Read More
SecurityNews
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is not interested in helping Republicans uncover additional details on the events in Benghazi that resulted in the death… Read More
The “Gosnell” movie producers reached their goal today of raising $2.1 million for the film, which will expose abortionist Kermit Gosnell’s crimes against women and… Read More
Journalists may pride themselves on keeping their views out of their writing, but when it comes to the ballot box, significantly more identify as Democrats… Read More
Education News
Conservative pundit George Will delivered a fierce attack on Common Core last night, characterizing the educational standards as a way for progressives to further promote… Read More
Heritage’s Nile Gardiner called Secretary of State John Kerry’s warning last week—that Israel was in danger of ultimately becoming “an apartheid state”—an “absolutely appalling” remark… Read More
EducationNews
My kids used to love math. Now it makes them cry. Thanks standardized testing and common core!— Louis C.K. (@louisck) April 28, 2014 Comedian… Read More
Wayne LaPierre, chief executive of the National Rifle Association, blasted the media in a speech Friday, calling them “one of America’s greatest threats.” “Rather than… Read More
Fadi Chehadé, president and chief executive of ICANN, the organization that controls website addresses on the Internet, is confident the United States’ ceding control of… Read More
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney & the family and…#USSR memorabilia. pic.twitter.com/xG3iRQ0jHx — Anne Bayefsky (@AnneBayefsky) April 12, 2014 White House press secretary Jay Carney… Read More
Actor Rob Lowe said yesterday in an interview that he wanted the government’s role in Americans’ lives to decrease. “I just think that individuals usually… Read More
One congressman is pushing for a pay hike. Rep. Jim Moran (D- Virginia) wants Congress to start offering lawmakers a housing stipend. Any lawmaker whose… Read More
Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho) lambasted former Florida governor Jeb Bush today over his remark last week that it was an “act of love” for immigrants… Read More
In a CNN appearance today, Genevieve Wood, senior contributor to The Foundry, blasted the White House for promoting the myth that women are paid significantly… Read More
Today, President Obama signed two executive orders designed to help decrease the so-called “wage gap” between men and women. But as an analysis by the… Read More
House speaker John Boehner had tough words for the IRS in an interview last night, insisting that “somebody at the IRS violated the law” when… Read More
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich blasted the pressure that forced Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich to resign last week as an example of the “new fascism.”… Read More
Comedian Jimmy Fallon isn’t buying the hype over the 7.1 million Obamacare enrollees announced yesterday. “It’s amazing what you can achieve when you make something… Read More
