Redistributing Bureaucracy Away From DC Will Help Drain The Swamp
The HIRE Act would relocate nearly all of the employees of ten executive departments to regions of the country that need the jobs more.
The Unbearable Whiteness Of Climate Protest
On climate change, young white progressives have finally found a grievance where they can be the victim, not just the ally.
New Hillsdale Graduate School To Challenge Washington DC’s Love Of Bureaucracy
In a sea of master’s programs devoted to the upkeep of the status quo, Hillsdale hopes to cultivate a community of political thinkers whose ingenuity is only deepened by a profound understanding of America’s Founding.
DC Councilman Wants To Let People Write Parking Tickets For Their Neighbors
Apart from representing Big Government overkill, this project sounds like a recipe for turning ordinary residential disagreements into official government disputes.
Bryce Harper Bats Down Frosty DC Homecoming With Home Run
Before Harper sent a 458-foot bomb into the frigid air at Nationals Park Tuesday night, the homecoming wasn’t so rosy for the 26-year-old and newly minted 330-million-dollar man.
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.
What Bre Payton Meant To Me
Bre Payton’s life is an inspiration, a bright light that tells us we should go after what we want, and work hard for it. For that, I am very grateful.
$2 Million Art Above Homeless Tent Encampment Highlights DC’s Problems
Washington D.C. taxpayers are footing the bill for a $2 million light installation under bridges where sidewalks are lined with tents.
What Does It Mean To Take The Gloves Off?
When the Left is already screaming at people in public and doxxing them and staking out their homes, what does it look like for them to fight harder?
Bill In Congress Would Prevent DC From Imposing An Individual Mandate
By defunding the mandate, the Palmer amendment would effectively prohibit this tax increase, to say nothing of the threat of property seizures, from affecting residents of the nation’s capital.
Lefty Gentrification Of Washington DC Brings Negatives For Black Residents
Some of the trends defining urban readjustment in Washington suggest the liberal technocratic elite are often indifferent to the needs of their black neighbors.
DC Passes Law Requiring People To Buy Health Insurance Or Have Their Property Seized
The D.C. mandate contains three elements that make it just as bad as, if not worse than, the federal mandate it is intended to replace.
Initiative 77 Would Spell Disaster For Dining In The District
Hiking the minimum wage so dramatically would force many restaurants to raise prices, eliminate staff, or close altogether.
6 Revelations From ‘The Swamp’ Documentary That Show Just How Dirty DC Is
Four million people have watched the first three episodes of this documentary series on Facebook. It confirms flyover Americans’ suspicions about Congress making itself comfortable while ignoring the country’s needs.
The Capitals’ Stanley Cup Brings Longsuffering Fans And Players Pure Joy
As a city constantly consumed with politicized and hostile arguments large and small, Washington deserves something to unite over, and smile about.
Thanks To The Capitals, Washington DC Finally Won Something
The Washington Capitals won the National Hockey League title, taking home Lord Stanley’s Cup. Washington last won a championship in January 1992.
It’s Time To Disband DC’s Public School System Once And For All
Four decades of mental carnage inflicted on especially vulnerable children need to end now. It’s time to disband Washington DC public schools before the system can destroy yet another generation.
Why We Shouldn’t Expect A Shutdown Baby Boom
Will a government shutdown this January give us a baby boom next October? One way to check is to see what happened during the last big shutdown.
27 Joyful And Somber Pictures From Friday’s March For Life In Washington DC
For me, the highlight of the March for Life is always the ordinary Americans who fill the streets, and the stories they have to tell.
10 Things We Saw At The 2018 Women’s March In Washington DC
Thousands of women marched a second time in major cities across the nation on Saturday. Here’s what we saw in Washington, D.C.
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