Meet Your American Social Credit System
By James Gorrie Commentary From social media canceling to national vaccine mandates, an unforgiving and punitive social credit system is emerging in America. As I wrote about in my previous…
White House warns states of potential big cuts to Medicaid, school lunch and disaster relief programs if the US government defaults on its debt
By Joseph Zeballos-Roig,Ben Winck The White House is warning state and local governments of substantial cuts to federally funded measures such as Medicaid, school lunch, and disaster relief programs if…
Democrats slip pro-union provisions into massive spending package
Zachary Halaschak Labor unions could be big winners if Democrats’ proposed multitrillion-dollar infrastructure and social spending package goes through. While the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, or PRO Act,…
OSHA cannot constitutionally coerce people into vaccinations
Devin Watkins President Joe Biden says he will have federal regulators make employers require workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19, or else they’ll have to pay for continuous testing of…
House Ways, Means Dems Advance Largest Tax Hike in Generations
Legislation to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations advanced out of the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday to help fund President Joe Biden’s $3.5 trillion social spending…
Former Trump Pentagon Chief Says He ‘Did Not’ Authorize Mark Milley–China Calls
By Jack Phillips Former acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller, who briefly led the Pentagon from late 2020 until January 2021, said he did not authorize an alleged phone call between…
Vulnerable Democrats Push for Local Priorities in Budget
U.S. Rep. Cindy Axne of Iowa was slow to get behind a $1 trillion infrastructure bill after the Senate passed it last month. It wasn’t the price tag that tripped…
As Biden Popularity Falls, Democrats Fear Losing Senate, 30 to 50 House Seats
Adrian Carrasquillo: Newsweek It wasn’t supposed to be this way. President Joe Biden was supposed to usher in the era of adults in charge again, after a Donald Trump presidency…
Why the White House loves the Texas renter rescue
By Katy O’Donnell In the race to dole out billions of dollars in federal rental aid, Texas has emerged as the Biden administration’s unexpected poster child for how to make…
Supreme Court ruling is a win for property rights
James Edwards, Ph.D., Property owners have become all too accustomed to attacks on their fundamental property rights. Fortunately, late last week the U.S. Supreme Court took a major step in…
$1.8 billion GOP measure to fund border wall advances in Texas House
Anna Giaritelli AUSTIN, Texas — State House appropriators advanced a nearly $2 billion border security proposal that would fund the governor’s plan to build a barrier along its border with…
Court sides with Texas in dispute with Biden administration over Medicaid funding
Bethany Blankley, U.S. District Judge J. Campbell Barker handed Texas another win against the Biden administration Friday, this time over Medicaid funding, granting Attorney General Ken Paxton’s request for an…