Why Have U.S. Infrastructure Projects Become So Painfully Slow And Expensive?
‘How is it that despite 100 years of engineering advances, the same project now took five times as long? Did we just forget how to build things?’
The Census Rewarded Red States, But Democrats Are Scheming To Reverse That
States that consistently grew faster than the national average over the past ten years are in line to gain representation in Congress. Democrats will work to undermine people’s vote with their feet.
A Conservative Answer To The Free Speech Dilemma Posed By Woke Capital
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Kyle Sammin explains how big business has become more of a threat to free speech than big government.
Pandemic Policies That Slashed Government Regulations Deserve To Stay Permanent
From alcohol delivery to the expansion of telemedicine, the coronavirus pandemic has brought some new rules that are likely here to stay, for the better.
Janet Yellen’s Financial Ethics Problems Aren’t As Bad As Joe Biden’s
Given the way she paid taxes on speaking fees to big banks, Janet Yellen’s actions raise as many concerns about the actions of the man who appointed her: Joe Biden.
Poll: Americans Are Hypocrites On Internet Free Speech
A majority of Americans say they prefer allowing free internet speech — even offensive speech — to policing it.
Of Course The Government Can Regulate Porn
The libertarian myth that for some reason the government can’t or shouldn’t regulate Internet porn is pure nonsense.
Why Big Tech Companies Can’t Stop Being ‘Evil’
Rana Foroohar’s new book, ‘Don’t Be Evil,’ paints an alarming portrait of Silicon Valley tech companies that need to be reined in before they start to affect our lives in even more insidious ways.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn On Impeachment, Privacy, And Regulating Big Tech
On this week’s episode of ‘The Fray’ on SiriusXM, Emily Jashinsky interviews Senator Marsha Blackburn on data privacy, country music, and more.
Trump Issues Executive Orders To Somewhat Restrain Federal Bureaucracy
President Trump announced two new executive orders Wednesday seeking to reform bureaucratic guidelines to make federal agencies more transparent.
How Government-Inflated Housing Costs Contribute To Social Security’s Collapse
By 2049, the national debt will equal 144 percent of GDP. A huge portion of this is due to Social Security costs. So how do we prevent fiscal ruin?
With Administrative Law Rollback, Supreme Court Begins To Drain The Swamp
Executive agencies are on notice that it’s no longer ‘anything goes’ when they rewrite their own rules, that judges will hold their feet to the statutory fire.
Needless Government Meddling Is Making An Amazing New Cancer Treatment Harder To Get
Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy might be the cancer cure patients have been waiting for—if only the government would get out of the way.
We Don’t Need To Ban Pesticides To Save Bees
The irony is that if passed, the Saving America’s Pollinators Act would actually be detrimental to bees and other pollinating species, while harming America’s farmers.
This Supreme Court Case Could Restrain Judicial Deference To Federal Agencies
Tech innovators seeking to contribute in the new spheres need regulatory clarity and protection from outdated agency rules.
Any Enemy Could Do To You What They’ve Done To Trump
Trump has a fleet of attorneys to help him obey the laws and regulations. But just as for each of us, if a competitor looks hard enough, they will find something.
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 >
Judges, Regulation, And The Federal Budget: An Interview With Senator Mike Braun
Senator Mike Braun discusses the rising costs of education, healthcare and other economic issues with Executive Editor Joy Pullmann.
State Department Continues Its Cruel War On Adoption Agencies
As America celebrates National Adoption Month, international adoption remains in jeopardy and countless adoptions are stuck in limbo.
Why Insider Trading Shouldn’t Be Illegal
What do we gain by having insider trading laws? Have any of the federal securities laws passed since the New Deal done anything to make financial markets any less of an insider’s game?
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