Wisconsin amendment would bar unjust preferences, defeating agencies’ so-sue-me attitude One of the best sales pitches for a constitutional amendment on Wisconsin’s November ballot comes inadvertently from the proposal’s…
At least 17 people were killed in a Saturday shooting in a Johannesburg bar despite strict gun-control laws imposed by South Africa.The shooting, carried out by at least eight gunmen using handguns and AK-47 assault rifles,…
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about partisan reaction to Trump administration efforts to reduce fraud. Brokers get a commission for selling insurance, and that’s equally true for healthcare plans that are subsidized by…
This morning, more than 30 of Seattle’s largest employers put their names on a letter to Mayor Katie Wilson and the City Council demanding the Mayor and city treat disorder as the economic problem it is.The signers include…
The U.S. government’s answer to China stealing American artificial intelligence data appears to involve identifying the thieves before disrupting and exposing them.The National Security Agency (NSA), Cybersecurity and…
Editors at National Review Online offer words of caution to the Trump administration’s top treasury official. A heavily indebted debtor is not well-advised to be seen to play games with his creditors, and that was what…
Our straitjacket of rules and spiral of subsidies has demonstrably failed; time to give families flexibility Debates surrounding childcare policy often become emotionally charged. This is understandable given that discussion…
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is not a new organization within our political circle. It actually started over 40 years ago and held its first convention in March of 1982. It started with about 6,000 members and…
Sales tax exemption isn’t a subsidy but a common shield against increasing consumers’ prices with hidden levies Wisconsin’s sales tax exemption for data center equipment is increasingly controversial, with many policymakers…
This article originally appeared in The Washington Examiner March 21 2026. Federal debt takes the United States into the unknown, pushing the boundaries of how far financial markets are willing to lend to our government. And…
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