Tucker Carlson Laments America’s Cultural Decline: ‘Why Is This Happening?’
“The causes are different from what I thought,” he said, reflecting on his earlier diagnosis of the roots of urban poverty.
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FCC Chairman: Net-Neutrality Supporters Saw ‘Political Advantage’ in Stirring ‘Fear’
Ajit Pai said that some advocates of net neutrality saw a political advantage in fomenting fear about the policy's end.
DeVos: ‘One-Size-Fits-All Approach’ to Education Won’t Do
Students and teachers both suffer from a "one-size-fits-all approach" to education, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos said Friday.
White House Economic Adviser Touts Trump’s Help for ‘the Hopeless’
Hasset suggested Trump has made good on his promise to revitalize dying communities by pursuing policies that raise wages for low-skilled workers.
America as the Forrest Gump of the World, in a Good Way
John Yoo, Leonard Leo, and Luke Thompson discussed the modern threats that progressivism poses to the structural protections of freedom in America.
Pompeo Casts Golan Heights Move As a Rejection of Conventional Wisdom
Pompeo went on to argue that, contra critics' revisionist history, Israel's control over the territory was central to its self defense.
David French and David Keating Warn of Dangers of House Dems’ Election-Reform Plan
Is a crafty misnomer obscuring the dangers of a sweeping campaign-finance-reform proposal?
Marco Rubio Urges an Immigration Policy Based on the ‘National Interest’
The Florida senator urged a reframing in the national immigration debate that will accommodate the reality of America's great power competition with China.
Is Dan Crenshaw the GOP’s Answer to the Democratic ‘Freshman Class’?
Dan Crenshaw is perhaps ideally suited to weigh in on the increasingly socialist disposition among young Americans.
Socialism for Thee, But Not for Me
Most of today’s socialists, either don’t understand socialism, or want it implemented in a way that doesn’t really touch their lives.