Congress Finds a New Excuse to Avoid Balancing America’s Books
Modern Monetary Theory, which holds that the government’s capacity to finance its debt is limitless, is all the rage in Washington.
Politics & Policy
Feinstein’s Inexcusable Handling of the Kavanaugh Accusation
One thing can be known for sure: Dianne Feinstein has behaved outrageously.
Nixing Regulations Saved Taxpayers $1.3 Billion This Year
When businesses have to worry about complying with too many rules, it makes it much harder for them to operate.
Feinstein on Kavanaugh Accusation: ‘I Can’t Say Everything is Truthful’
The ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee said that she couldn't attest to the veracity of the sexual-assault allegation against Kavanaugh.
If the Truth Is So Important, Why All the Foot-Dragging?
Democrats are behaving as if they have no interest in asking any questions unless they’re being televised.
Christine Blasey Ford Must Agree to Testify
If she doesn’t, the Judiciary Committee should vote as scheduled.
Kavanaugh, Thomas, and Crucial Differences
Clarence Thomas was accused of boorish behavior that Anita Hill interpreted as sexual harassment, not sexual assault.
Refugee Admissions Likely to Rise
The administration yesterday announced the FY 2019 refugee-resettlement ceiling would be 30,000, the lowest since the current program was created in 1980.
A New Kind of Trade Agreement
If we value the cultural Anglosphere and the defense Anglosphere, it makes only sense that we use trade agreements to cement an economic Anglosphere.
Democrats, Kavanaugh, and ‘The End of Civilization’
If they get away with this, the only decent people in politics will be decent progressives.