Banning Plastic Straws Isn’t Enough; Now Envirokooks Want To Ban Straw Emojis, Too
Bacardi is taking a brave stance against emojis depicting straws and single-use plastic cups.
Without The Electoral College, The United States Is No Longer A Republic
Democratic candidates’ demands of abolishing the Electoral College and reducing the voting age will eventually lead to the death of our country as we know it.
Congress Should Have Reclaimed Its Power Over National Emergencies Instead Of Signaling Against Trump
Too bad our elected officials in Congress lacked the courage to stick their necks out for this much-needed check on executive power.
Two Ways The Right Can Wrestle Big Government Down To Size
We must create visionary programs of our own, and they must center around slashing the bloated administrative and regulatory state bankrupting our country.
Why The Next FDA Head Needs To Be Friendlier To Vaping
Scott Gottlieb is leaving the Food and Drug Administration. His successor needs the courage and determination to help millions of Americans stop smoking through less-harmful alternatives.
The Senate Can Amend Effort To Block Trump’s Border Emergency Declaration
Can senators amend a resolution of termination under the National Emergencies Act? Yes.
Legalizing Prostitution Will Only Make Its Inherent Problems Worse
Legalizing prostitution is not a panacea that will result in healthy and happy ‘sex workers.’ Instead, it will make a societal ill much worse.
How A 1946 Law Is Still Dissolving Legislative Power Today
The Trump administration’s effort to deregulate and reverse red tape among federal agencies has met resistance, mostly by the courts. Read Full Article >
Study Finds Voter ID Requirements Don’t Repress Minority Votes
The country can now take an obvious step to protect the integrity of our elections, knowing that enacting voter ID laws will not disenfranchise anyone.
AOC Is Right: Amazon’s Jobs Aren’t Worth $3 Billion In Corporate Welfare
Deals like the one struck between Amazon and New York showcase a national policy disease that rides the paychecks of individuals and small businesses across the country.
Congress To Vote On Yet Another Huge Spending Bill No One Has Read
Speaker Pelosi breaks her promise, that members of Congress would be allowed time to read each bill, merely six weeks after she made it.
California’s High-Speed Rail To Nowhere Trailblazes For The Green New Deal
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez would be wise to learn from the lessons of an overly-ambitious government project gone awry, wasting taxpayers’ money.
30 Years After The Fatwa, Salman Rushdie Lives But Free Speech Is In Danger
On this day in 1989, a fatwa ordering the murder of Salman Rushdie was announced. Are we closer or farther to the goal of free expression today?
FEC Still Refuses To Investigate Alleged $84 Million Clinton Campaign Money Laundering
‘It’s outrageous that the FEC has sat around and done nothing—especially with such a detailed, comprehensive paper trail handed to them,’ lawyer Dan Backer told The Federalist.
How Bureaucracy Wars Against Americans’ Control Of Their Own Government
Expansion of federal agencies’ power over the last century has culminated in the rise of the Deep State, which is seeking to undermine presidential power.
NYC Bans People From Talking To A Therapist About Discomfort With Sex
In New York City, a therapist can tell a man with gender dysphoria that he is a reincarnation of Napoleon, but not that he is a man.
The Texas GOP Is Stoking Voter Fraud Fears Without Much Evidence
Texas Republicans are hyping a report of voter fraud despite a lack of evidence, indulging a bad old habit of pandering to an excitable base.
What Pundits Get Wrong About The Border Security Fight
There is no question that Trump lost the battle of his own making. It is also true that this is not the final battle in whether the country seeks to uphold rule of law at her border.
35 Days Without The EEOC Illustrate Why It Should Be Shut Down Forever
Employees can allege discrimination and receive money as a result, without ever having to prove that discrimination actually took place. This encourages more frivolous complaints.
What Congress Lost With The Dying Art Of Deliberation
In the first lecture of Hillsdale College’s free online course about Congress, Dr. Larry Arnn explains the legislative branch’s intended purpose, and how our modern legislators have failed to fulfill it.
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