The bill to create Medicare for All has a multitrillion-dollar price tag. Medicare is already scheduled to run out of funds ...
Most Americans apparently agree on at least one thing. Unfortunately, it's something dangerous: price controls.
Democrats hope to press the "affordability" issue in this year's midterm election season, but there'… ...
When strategists on both sides look at the 2026 Senate map, the state at the top of the list of those most likely to switch parties is North Carolina, where Republican Sen. Thom Tillis is retiring and ...
In nearly every way, Americans have more material wealth, better health, better housing and more of just about everything than ever before. Not just the rich, but nearly everyone. ... Yet over the ...
One of the most unheralded policy successes of President Donald Trump's second term has been the purging of many unnecessary federal jobs.
The Center for Individual Freedom (hereinafter CFIF) writes in response to your July 30, 2026, Request for Information (RFI) regarding Policy Proposals to Improve Access, Quality and Affordability of ...
The rules announced Sept. 26 should send a clear message to every college that male and female students will be treated impartially, or federal funding will be pulled. If the investigation of the ...
Democrats hope to press the “affordability” issue in this year’s midterm election season, but there’s one potentially glaring problem for them, as illustrated by our friends at Unleash Prosperity… ...
Year after year, public opinion polling shows that Americans feel more positively toward small businesses than any other institution in America, even ahead of the military and police. While ...
Although decades of constantly failing doomsday predictions demonstrate that the climate-industrial complex won’t police itself, perhaps if more people recognize the folly and stop listening, they’ll ...
Maine Gov. Janet Mills has suspended her Senate campaign after failing to raise enough money to compete with socialist Graham Platner, who will now almost certainly face the perpetual centrist ...