Let’s Learn from Oklahoma’s Inmate Releases

Katherine Timpf

This means that hundreds would be given the chance to have their lives back and contribute to society, and saves on resources for Oklahoma taxpayers. Read More

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Give Me Liberty: The Making of American Exceptionalism

Richard Brookhiser with Luke Thompson

A new, limited episode podcast examining thirteen historical documents and recounting their role in the development of liberty.

Kamala Harris Wants to Turn Schools into Day-Care Centers

Robert VerBruggen

The policy also puts the government’s thumb on the scale when it comes to parents’ decision of whether to both work or have one parent stay home.

Grassley, Johnson Call on State Dept to Release Documents Pertaining to Hunter Biden and...

Tobias Hoonhout

The letter follows the release of documents by an investigative journalist, who revealed that Biden joined Burisma despite warnings against it.

Right to Confrontation: The Latest Bogus Legal Argument over the ‘Whistleblower’

Andrew C. McCarthy

The so-called whistleblower is not a statutory whistleblower, and his anonymity is not protected by law; but the Sixth Amendment has nothing to do with impeachment.

History Has Shown That Socialism Isn’t the Cure

Victor Davis Hanson

Sometimes the naïve and disaffected must relearn that their pie-in-the sky socialist medicine is far worse than the perceived malady of inequality.

New York Judge Orders Trump to Pay $2 Million for Charitable Foundation Violations

Mairead McArdle

The lawsuit alleges that Trump ran the charitable organization in a way that flouted campaign-finance laws during the 2016 campaign season.

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Arbitration Will Only Make Things Worse

The last thing a patient needs after getting hit by a surprise medical bill is to face a complex, confusing “arbitration” process. Congress can protect patients from surprise bills and lower costs by avoiding arbitration.

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