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The Mainstream Media Are Suffering From Freedom Envy

November 8, 2015

Peggy Noonan
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Feeling a Part of the Process, Freedom Caucus Eyes ‘Gut Check’ for Paul Ryan on Spending Bills

November 6, 2015

Josh Siegel
opinion

New York Attorney General Tries to Criminalize Scientific Dissent on Climate Change

November 6, 2015

Hans von Spakovsky
news

As School Meals Have Gotten Healthier, 1.4 Million Students Drop Out of School Lunch Program

November 6, 2015

Leah Jessen
news

How Conservatives Reacted to Obama’s #KeystoneXL Announcement

November 6, 2015

Kate Scanlon
news

Oregon County Passes Initiative Allowing Sheriff to Void Gun Control Laws If He Thinks They’re Unconstitutional

November 6, 2015

Natalie Johnson
opinion

The Government Just Slapped Crowdfunding With a Bunch of New Regulations

November 6, 2015

Norbert Michel
news

Sacramento’s Minimum Wage Hike Drives Costs Up for Small Businesses

November 6, 2015

Joshua Gill
opinion

The Cozy Relationship Between Big Business and Climate Change Activists

November 6, 2015

Nicolas Loris
opinion

China Is Trying to Redefine International Norms on the Reach of States

November 6, 2015

Dean Cheng
opinion

Obama’s NDAA Veto Puts Him in a Bind for Round 2

November 6, 2015

Justin Johnson
opinion

Is a Defense Renaissance Around the Corner?

November 6, 2015

James Carafano
opinion

Candidate Obama Said $11.3-Trillion Debt Limit Was ‘Unpatriotic.’ Now the National Debt Is $18.1 Trillion.

November 6, 2015

Paul Winfree
opinion

Obama’s New Anti-ISIS Boots on the Ground in Syria: Too Little, Too Late?

November 6, 2015

Peter Brookes
news

Meet the Priest Who Cares for Hundreds of Christian Refugees Fleeing ISIS

November 6, 2015

Charlotte Florance
opinion

China-Owned Radio Stations Are Spreading Chinese Propaganda in the US

November 6, 2015

Mike Gonzalez
opinion

US Military Is Now Less Ready to Defend Our National Interests Than It Has Been for Decades

November 6, 2015

Steven Bucci
opinion

What the Constitution Tells Us About How Senators Should Consider Obama’s Judicial Nominees

November 6, 2015

Hans von Spakovsky

Article Archive

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The Mainstream Media Are Suffering From Freedom Envy

Feeling a Part of the Process, Freedom Caucus Eyes ‘Gut Check’ for Paul Ryan on Spending Bills

New York Attorney General Tries to Criminalize Scientific Dissent on Climate Change

As School Meals Have Gotten Healthier, 1.4 Million Students Drop Out of School Lunch Program

How Conservatives Reacted to Obama’s #KeystoneXL Announcement

Oregon County Passes Initiative Allowing Sheriff to Void Gun Control Laws If He Thinks They’re Unconstitutional

The Government Just Slapped Crowdfunding With a Bunch of New Regulations

Sacramento’s Minimum Wage Hike Drives Costs Up for Small Businesses

The Cozy Relationship Between Big Business and Climate Change Activists

China Is Trying to Redefine International Norms on the Reach of States

Obama’s NDAA Veto Puts Him in a Bind for Round 2

Is a Defense Renaissance Around the Corner?

Candidate Obama Said $11.3-Trillion Debt Limit Was ‘Unpatriotic.’ Now the National Debt Is $18.1 Trillion.

Obama’s New Anti-ISIS Boots on the Ground in Syria: Too Little, Too Late?

Meet the Priest Who Cares for Hundreds of Christian Refugees Fleeing ISIS

China-Owned Radio Stations Are Spreading Chinese Propaganda in the US

US Military Is Now Less Ready to Defend Our National Interests Than It Has Been for Decades

What the Constitution Tells Us About How Senators Should Consider Obama’s Judicial Nominees