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Religious Freedom Wins in Mississippi
In a victory for religious freedom, last week Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant (R) signed into law the state’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The Mississippi law… Read More
3 Things You Should Know About the Paycheck Fairness Act
The Senate is set to vote on the so-called Paycheck Fairness Act today. Here are three things you should know about the bill: 1. It… Read More
Will IRS Targeting Send Someone to Jail?
It’s time to talk tough on the IRS—after all, it’s tax season. But the sad reality is, the investigation of the agency’s targeting of conservative… Read More
Labrador: Jeb Bush ‘Pandering’ to Hispanics By Calling Illegal Immigration ‘Act of Love’
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
The Surprisingly Simple Way That Congress Could Save Billions
As this morning’s USA Today headline put it, “Government often has 10 agencies doing one job.” That was the takeaway from the fourth annual report… Read More
Conservatives Vent on House Vote for Medicare ‘Doc Fix’ [VIDEO]
House conservatives were put off by leadership’s hastily scrambled voice vote to prevent deep cuts in reimbursement to physicians who treat Medicare patients, several lawmakers… Read More
WATCH: Foundry’s Genevieve Wood Demolishes White House’s Wage Gap Argument
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
CBO Affirms What We’ve Known All Along: Reducing National Debt Will Grow the Economy
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan’s (R–Wis.) steps to reduce the budget would help boost economic growth. Ryan’s 2015 budget proposal contains more than $5… Read More
Women Don’t Make as Much as Men at the White House [VIDEO]
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
Jeb Bush on Immigration: Why People Are ‘Riled Up’
Jeb Bush, in an interview about illegal immigration, said Sunday that “it shouldn’t rile people up that people are actually coming to this country to… Read More
The U.S. Needs a Long-Term Plan for Dealing with Russia
Last week, President Obama signed into law an aid package that will send $1 billion in loan guarantees to Ukraine. While these loan guarantees will… Read More
Why the Iron Lady Continues to Inspire
Great Britain’s Iron Lady passed away a year ago today, on April 8, 2013. Her death, at the age of 87, left a huge void… Read More
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How the New START Treaty Has Strengthened Putin—and Hurt America
Four years ago today, U.S. and Russia signed the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START). An examination of the past four years reveals that critics’… Read More
Boehner on IRS Scandal: ‘I Want to Know Who Is Going to Jail’ [VIDEO]
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
This Legislation Would Let Government Take Over U.S. Mortgage Market
In 2009, Congress used nearly $200 billion to bail out the housing finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. These companies are still operating… Read More
Two Ways to Hurt Women in the Workplace
Today is “Equal Pay Day” for those who believe that The Man is keeping women down. Convincing people that injustice is taking place is a… Read More
Elane Photography Case Shows Why We Must Fight Against Government Coercion
Today, the Supreme Court declined to review Elane Photography v. Willock—the famous case involving a photographer who politely declined to tell the story of a… Read More
Sen. Ron Johnson: Lawmakers Should Not Get Special Treatment Under Obamacare
Sen. Ron Johnson (R–Wis.) today acknowledged that his lawsuit against the federal government—filed to prevent special Obamacare-related handouts to members of Congress—faces an uphill battle…. Read More
New York Fails to Inspect Abortion Clinics for Over a Decade
According to The New York Post, the Department of Health in New York has, for more than a decade, failed to inspect a number of… Read More
Liberty’s Champions from Hong Kong
Anson Chan, the final Chief Secretary of Hong Kong under British rule and the first after the turnover to the Chinese, is a model of… Read More
Jeb Bush: Illegal Immigration an ‘Act of Love’
Immigrants who cross the border illegally often do so as an “act of love,” said former Florida governor Jeb Bush last week. “It’s not a… Read More
Rob Lowe: ‘I Want The Government Out Of Almost Everything’
Actor Rob Lowe identified himself as an “independent moderate” this weekend in an interview with the New York Times. Lowe, a former Democrat, spoke about… Read More
The Facebook Effect: Changes in News, Content & Promotion
Join us for the Bloggers Briefing on Tuesday, April 8th at 12pm. The briefing will focus on Facebook and the many changes and challenges that… Read More
Research on Salt Shakes Its Bad Image
Looks like we’ll have to take those warnings about sodium in our diet from First Lady Michelle Obama, bureaucrats, and assorted food police with, well,… Read More
All Those Obamacare Stories You Told Us Were Untrue
“There’s plenty of horror stories being told. All of them are untrue.” – Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) “Many of the tall tales that… Read More
WATCH: Gingrich Calls Eich Resignation Example of ‘New Fascism’
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
Health CareNews
Just How Proud Are Lawmakers Who Voted for Obamacare?
Liberals have been in defend-Obamacare mode for quite some time—and as the midterm election approaches, the questions may get a little tougher. For example, would… Read More
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Cooling the Warming Worries
Runners in Washington’s annual Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run this weekend will enjoy some beautiful views, as the city’s famous cherry trees bloom along the… Read More
Univision Partners with U.N. to Push Climate Change Agenda
Walter Cronkite once said, “In seeking truth you have to get both sides of the story.” Well, if that’s the case, then our country’s biggest… Read More
How Average Americans Are the Victims of Excessive Regulation
In his State of the Union address earlier this year, President Obama vowed to wield his executive powers when faced with congressional resistance to his… Read More
