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Health care reforms stymied by ‘Big Hospitals’
Christopher Jacobs writes for the Federalist about a key factor limiting the prospects for significant health care reform. How’s this for bipartisanship? Groups on both the left and the right can agree on not just a major…
NYT uses obituary to blame Jews for antisemitism
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest journalistic malfeasance from a leading legacy media outlet. The New York Times used its obituary of the longtime national director of the Anti-Defamation…
Lamenting Trump’s ‘slush-fund boondoggle’
Editors at National Review Online critique one of the president’s latest dubious ideas. Donald Trump has dropped his $10 billion damages lawsuit against the IRS. What he’s doing instead may be even worse. Back in October, we…
Exposing Russia’s secretive campaign against Poland
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online highlights Russia’s latest misdeeds in eastern Europe. The good news is that the large-scale Russian cyberattack against Poland’s energy infrastructure at the end of last year was…
Homeschooling Awareness Month is an opportunity for policymakers to learn
Did you know that May is Homeschooling Awareness Month? If you’re following education trends or talking to your Millennial neighbors with school kids, you may already be aware that more people are interested in homeschooling…
Homeschooling Awareness Month is an opportunity for policymakers to learn
Homeschooling Awareness Month is an opportunity for policymakers to learn Written by May is Homeschooling Awareness Month. Lawmakers and families should know the difference between different types of home-based education.…
How John Locke’s thoughts inspired the Founding Fathers
Two hundred fifty years ago, the Founding Fathers set about forming a new government They drew inspiration from John Locke’s thoughts on what legitimizes government Preserving life, liberty, and property are the foundational…
Student-Athletes Are Not Employees – Texas Public Policy Foundation
College athletics is approaching a crossroads. After years of rapid, sweeping change in student-athlete compensation practices that have left a patchwork of state regulation in its wake, some in Congress now propose to …
Noisy Illiteracy – Texas Public Policy Foundation
Kids can’t read. I’m not kidding, the latest viral story from The New York Times proves this. The possible cause of the national literacy decline: Is it No Child Left Behind? How about increased classroom screen time? Maybe…
Who should protect kids online? | Joel Thayer & Chris Marchese
Who should protect kids online? | Joel Thayer & Chris Marchese Written by Listen to "Who should protect kids online? | Joel Thayer & Chris Marchese" on Spreaker. Available On: Apple | Spotify | Amazon | …
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