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Tech innovators seeking to contribute in the new spheres need regulatory clarity and protection from outdated agency rules.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?
The FDA Thinks You’re Too Stupid To Know That Almonds Don’t Really Make Milk
The American people can tell the difference between coconut and dairy milk without the help of Food and Drug Administration regulators, thanks.
How Going To College Makes You A Worse Daycare Teacher
Pursuing a diploma instead of actually working in a daycare will make for a worse care giver. Caretakers will go to college, carrying books rather than babies, and come back as worse teachers as a result.
The Left Celebrates July 4 By Denouncing The First Amendment
It is not news that the Left wants to shut us up. But now the leading publication of the mainstream Left is openly coming out against the First Amendment.
President Trump’s Economic Recovery Proves America’s Freedom Still Has A Chance
While Jesse Kelly is absolutely right that economic failure and socialism are inexorably related, he is not correct that the United States is on an unstoppable path to this oblivion.
White House’s Reorganization Plan Would Make For A Leaner, Better FDA
The administration proposes changing the FDA’s name to the ‘Federal Drug Administration,’ making clear that its focus will solely be on drugs, devices, biologics, and tobacco.
How To Make Sense Of Trump’s ‘Capitalist Comeback’
In Andrew Puzder’s new book, ‘The Capitalist Comeback,’ the CEO and Trump’s former labor secretary nominee makes a compelling economic case for the benefits of fewer regulations and limited government.
‘Scorched Worth’ Tells The Story Of How Some Bureaucrats Just Want To Watch The World Burn
In ‘Scorched Worth,’ journalist Joel Engel chronicles an infuriating case where California authorities extorted a $122 million settlement out of a logging company for a forest fire it almost certainly didn’t start.
Donald Trump Is A Unilateral Trade Warmonger
In trade war terms, Trump’s tariffs are the equivalent of invading Iraq without first getting a UN resolution—or congressional authorization.
‘Don’t Be Evil’? Google Is Becoming A Police State
Google employees are creating their own enclave of mandatory wokeness, but they’re not content to keep this ideological policing within their own walls.
How The Trump Conundrum Will Affect America’s Long-Term Health
Trump’s first year in office has turned out much better than expected, but don’t let that blind us to some of the long-term costs of Trumpism.
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