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The New York Times talks with people who are forgoing childbearing for the sake of "saving the planet."
That said, there are signs that Defense Department officials are actively doing something about it.
However, the House is unnecessarily letting the bill sit in limbo. Republicans have an easy decision to make.
A great example of what can happen when lawmakers blow the cap off unnecessary regulations and allow innovation to mold the market.
Alex Griswold responded best: "Democracy dies when the #Resistance says it does, apparently."
The idea is to build an autonomous health care enterprise "that is free from profit-making incentives and constraints."
If more money was diverted to school choice efforts, our education system would necessarily be upended.
If we keep going down this road, one wonders how long any sport will remain afloat.
We all want lower their tax obligations. The problem comes down to egregious hypocrisy on the Left.
School shootings are no doubt heartbreaking. But the bigger story is the Times is complicit in its own immorality.
Believe it or not, Trump is beating Reagan when it comes to enacting The Heritage Foundation's policy ideas.
Leftists are more interested in the money they can extract from frivolous lawsuits than they are in solving problems.
In essence, Trump's decision continues the government's proclivity for picking winners and losers.
A lawmaker claims, "Trump's tax reform plan was nothing more than a middle-class tax increase." This is flat-out wrong.
It's one thing to compare satellite temps and quite another to make claims using dubious 100-year-old logs.
A 15-year-old girl is murdered by her migrant ex-boyfriend. How much more violence will Germans take?
Illegal immigrants cost taxpayers $116 billion annually — an "unsustainable trend."
If mitigating poverty was simply about doling out financial assistance, California should be golden.
"Draining the Swamp" while stocking crucial administrative positions is not contradictory. Here's why.
Both the Golden State and New York City are targeting oil companies over climate change.
