Overtime Pay: Why More Government Meddling Isn’t Good for Workers
Making more money is a good thing. But having a job you like is even better. Which is why President Obama’s announcement this week that… Read More
The White House Jumped the Shark Today
Cultural trends are often said to “jump the shark” when they go too far and become laughable or obsolete. The White House is in this… Read More
Tell Us Your Common Core Stories
Does your child’s homework look different lately? Maybe something like this has happened to you or someone you know: Heather Crossin, an Indianapolis mom of… Read More
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WATCH: Palin Puts Twist on Dr. Seuss to Denounce Obamacare, Cronyism
Dr. Seuss made headlines last fall when Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) read from Green Eggs and Ham on the Senate floor. At the Conservative Political… Read More
Let These Young People Inspire You With Their Passion for America
High school and college students have a lot of demands on their time and attention. What would motivate them to come to Washington, D.C., for… Read More
Paul Ryan: Give Leaders ‘Benefit of the Doubt’?
Google the words “Republican Surrender.” I stopped counting the number of relevant articles after page 10. Google “Democrat Surrender” and by page 3, fewer than… Read More
SecurityNews
Obama and the Red Crayon
Lines don’t mean anything to President Obama. Domestically, he has no trouble stepping outside the lines of the law—even laws he championed—to suit his agenda…. Read More
Washington Post: ‘Obama’s Foreign Policy Is Based on Fantasy’
President Obama has lost The Washington Post’s editorial board with his disastrous foreign policy. In a hard-hitting editorial today, the Post’s editors declared Obama’s outlook… Read More
Tax Reform at Last?
Today, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R) of Michigan jumpstarts the tax reform debate. It’s about time. The tax code stables in… Read More
SocietyNews
Network Gives Hillary Clinton Direct Access to Hispanic Americans
Is the largest Spanish-language network boosting a likely candidate two years removed from the 2016 presidential election? It’s certainly looking that way, and the media… Read More
Obama’s War on Work
The cleverest spin to come from the Left these days has been that not working—or working less—is a great thing for Americans. A recent Congressional… Read More
Billions Wasted on Flawed Obamacare Exchanges
The federal taxpayers have spent over $5 billion to build Obamacare’s exchanges. Unfortunately for taxpayers, these investments have not delivered a good return and are… Read More
Where’s the Bad News on the Deficit? Here It Is.
The Washington press corps was all atwitter yesterday with the news that the budget deficit is shrinking and the red ink will hit a seven-year… Read More
CBO Report: Millions Will Lose Employment-Based Health Insurance
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has released its annual Budget and Economic Outlook. Here are some of the most important health care numbers to know… Read More
LawNews
Let Them Eat Cupcakes: 11-Year-Old Entrepreneur’s Dreams Crushed by Overregulation
Like aspiring American entrepreneurs throughout our country’s history, 11-year-old Chloe Stirling wanted to help herself by helping others. Determined to save money for a car… Read More
Would Singing Animals Get You to Sign Up for Obamacare?
Obamacare advocates have turned to dogs, cats, birds, hamsters—and yes, even a turtle. The new Enroll America ad campaign that starts today relies on pets… Read More
How Some Farm Bill Provisions Help Special Interests – And Hurt the Taxpayer
Tomorrow, the Senate will have a chance to address real reform and the needs of the public, or to go with the status quo and… Read More
C’mon, Obama, Join the Energy Boom
An energy project that would be good for the U.S economy, can be built without taxpayer help, and would have little to no environmental impact?… Read More
Mr. President, We Want Real Health Care Reform, Not Obamacare
In his State of the Union speech, President Obama challenged opponents of his health care law to share their plans for health reform. That is… Read More
A Super Bowl Commercial Guaranteed to Bring You Chills
On January 8, Army 1st Lt. Chuck Nadd left his eight-month mission in Afghanistan to come home. He knew he’d be greeted by his girlfriend…. Read More
It’s Time for Welfare Programs to Require Work, Not Subsidize Idleness
For a half century, Washington has endlessly enlarged the welfare state, piling one program on top of another, adding layer after layer of spending. In… Read More
Heritage Experts Analyze President Obama’s State of the Union Speech
We’ll be updating this page with live takes from The Heritage Foundation’s experts on the State of the Union speech throughout the night. – Katrina… Read More
DeMint on State of the Union: Obama ‘Has Acted Like Playground Bully’
Fellow Americans, I’m Jim DeMint with the Heritage Foundation. You will hear much this week about the state of our union, but we know one… Read More
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Time for Obama to Go on an Apology Tour
President Obama should use his State of the Union speech tonight to launch a much-needed “apology tour” to the American people. As shown by the… Read More
You Won’t Believe How Many Food Stamp Recipients Have Attended College
If you’ve attended college or received a college degree, you’re facing better-than-average odds of managing to find and hold a job, even in this dismal… Read More
Sean Hannity for Congress? Talk Show Host Says He’s Open to Political Run
Popular conservative talk-show host Sean Hannity vowed to leave New York after Governor Andrew Cuomo’s comments deriding “extreme conservatives.” Now, the Fox News host and… Read More
5 Things You Might Be Asking about the Sochi Terrorist Threats
With two weeks to go before the opening of the winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, terrorist threats have many questioning the security of the games…. Read More
Obama Taps B-List Actor to Promote Obamacare
In a new move, the White House has enlisted B-list actor Kal Penn, most famous for his role in the “Harold & Kumar” franchise, to… Read More
VIDEO Report: March for Life 2014
The Foundry‘s Steve Weyrich and Jackie Anderson went to the March for Life in Washington, D.C., today. Here’s the news report they shot on the… Read More
SocietyNews
11 Inspiring Signs From the March for Life
This year, hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers gathered for the March for Life held in Washington, D.C. every year on the anniversary of Roe v…. Read More
