Steven Richards writes for JustTheNews.com about an interesting revelation involving the American government’s space program. A House investigation has identified hundreds of scientific publications in which NASA-funded U.S.…
Chris Medrano and Brian Blase write for the Federalist about the importance of enforcing Medicaid work requirements. In the Working Families Tax Cut Act — also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill — Congress required…
Kevin Corinth explores the potential impact of a work requirement for federal housing assistance. The Proposed Rule would allow, but not require, eligible Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) to implement work requirements and time…
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Glenn Beaton assesses the US Supreme Court’s recent redistricting ruling. Imagine a system where arrests, convictions and sentencing for the crime of murder had to be in proportion to the racial composition of the population.…
Pro-Soviet Union groups active since the Cold War are part of a movement pushing for softer U.S.-Cuba relations.Activist organizations made headlines on March 21 after delivering humanitarian aid to Cuba to protest President…
California’s experiment with a $20-per-hour minimum wage for fast food workers is delivering exactly the outcomes we at the Washington Policy Center (WPC) predicted nearly three years ago.A new University of California, Santa…
This article originally appeared in USA Today February 19, 2026. The past few years have been tough for criminal justice reform. While the 2010s saw a slew of smart state and federal policies, making communities safer and…
Lawmakers have passed a labor law for the living room, using workplace rules designed for HR departments. The result is a gray zone where families, house cleaners, adult caregivers, babysitters, gardeners, handymen and…
How and where we educate our children is a freedom that North Carolinians hold dear. However, merely professing it doesn’t make it a reality. Last month, the Carolina Journal-Civitas Poll asked likely voters, “If money was no…
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