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Provided the opportunity on Wednesday to assert supposed powers as the “Fourth Estate,” the White House press corps instead acted like a football team on Fourth-and-Eight: It punted.
Faced with the first chance, after more than two months…
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What will the State Department’s $250 million in new foreign aid to Egypt buy for American taxpayers?
That’s the question facing Secretary of State John Kerry after he stunned Congress by coming up with a quarter of a billion dollars…
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NEW ORLEANS: The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), meeting here this week for its annual meeting and policy summit, is justly known as a clearinghouse through which state legislators across the nation exchange helpful information about…
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Liberals, whose faith is the state and whose catechism consists of vapid slogans, have grown fond in recent years of declaiming that, “Government is simply the name for the things we do together.” If you’re playing along at home, please…
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Alabama this year has been the locus of two major battles over education policy, both with national implications. These fights merit close attention.
First, in what even strong supporters of school choice (myself included) acknowledged was a sneak attack…
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With the 2014 midterm elections coming into view, ObamaCare is poised to become one of the biggest issues in the campaign. But while Republicans hope to make gains in Congress, Democrats will target states whose voters might be willing to bypass their…
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A little-noticed section of the Gang of Eight’s immigration reform bill could funnel up to $100 million in taxpayer-provided funds to leftwing community organizers for helping to “integrate” newly legalized immigrants into American society.…
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In a jarring and unexpected announcement this week, the federal government reported that the nation’s economy shrank in the latest quarter for the first time since the last recession.
Fortunately, as 2013 begins in earnest, one sector of…
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