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Supreme Court tariff limits ruling highlights Trump's threats to liberty and constitutional order
Last week, the Supreme Court held that the president's sweeping tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act exceeded the authority granted to him by the statute.
Follow the Budget Act and use budget reconciliation this year
President Trump last week suggested that a second reconciliation bill is not needed this year, but because the national debt is at $38 trillion and growing, policymakers need to act with a sense of urgency and use the budget reconciliation process to cut spending and enact important policy reforms.
At State of the Union, Trump showcases patriotism (and bravado) while Democrats turn petty
Most State of the Union addresses are forgettable the moment they end. Not this one.
Government subsidies killed the EV industry
Here's a depressing but all-too-predictable headline from The Wall Street Journal last week: "Detroit's EV Pullback Is Costing $50 Billion."
Time is running out to act on Iran
On Friday, President Trump gave the Iranian regime 10 to 15 days to come to the negotiation table or face the consequences.
Trump's drug war at sea raises grave constitutional and moral questions
When President Trump first announced that he had ordered the Pentagon to attack fishing boats and speedboats on the high seas, many of us perceived it as truly criminal and utterly scandalous.
Why are we still doing State of the Union addresses?
Like most of us, I watched the State of the Union (well, some of it) Tuesday night.
Democrats abandoned America for illegal aliens
How Joseph R. Biden illegally opened the southern border to Mexican drug cartels and their human smuggling machine is the story of how the Democratic Party left America.
Killing offshore wind will raise utility bills
This winter, families across the Northeast confronted a familiar anxiety: opening the utility bill.
Anthropic's ethics rules tests America's Big Tech and military partnership
Instead of relishing their role in the U.S. military's capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, Anthropic is openly questioning the ethics of using emerging technology to conduct military missions.
Kevin Warsh's Fed will navigate a radically new era
If confirmed, Kevin Warsh will take over the Federal Reserve at a time of radical new challenges for central bankers.
Gov. Hochul's assisted suicide agenda promotes a culture of death under the banner of freedom
Web searches on assisted suicide yield strange results. Articles on states that have enacted "death with dignity" laws show how they use a common language of compassion and choice.
U.S. on the cusp of a rural health revolution
It's time to stop seeing the rural health fund as a stopgap and more as the spark of a revolution that could soon lead to a health care overhaul in crucial underserved areas across the United States.
Blue-state energy mandates and deficit spending undermine Democrats' affordability claims
Democrats have a new buzzword: "affordability." Democratic strategists say "moderates" will lead the way to a more affordable cost of living for Americans.
Secretary of State Rubio saving the European-American marriage
One of the most popular magazines in the years after World War II was the Ladies' Home Journal. One of its most popular features was "Can this marriage be saved?"
Close the Chinese surrogacy birthright citizenship loophole
When FBI agents raided a nondescript apartment in Arcadia, California, they found 21 infants, a host of nannies and the a sophisticated international operation designed to manufacture U.S. citizens for Chinese nationals.
JPMorgan's debanking of Trump chills all Americans
If banks can get by with closing the accounts of those with whom they disagree politically, then America's entire constitutional system is in jeopardy.
Trump's leadership fuels America's economic resurgence
Under President Trump's dynamic leadership, the state of our union is strong once again and is gaining vibrancy with each passing day.
U.S. can not survive without Alaska
After serving in the Revolutionary War, Samuel Wilson went into business for himself as a butcher and meatpacker.
Bosnia-Herzegovina not an extremist state
Recently, we have witnessed synchronized xenophobic attacks on Bosnian-Herzegovinian society, which not so long ago suffered mass murders, expulsions, mass rapes and imprisonment in concentration camps.
