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Instead of outrage, it is almost as if Americans have become anesthetized to bad news about our kids.
It is a truism that in 21st-century global confrontations, economic might is foremost in fending off enemies.
One has to wonder whether we have a pope that is actually Catholic.
The credit card market isn't broken; it's flourishing. The last thing consumers and sellers need is for Congress to "fix it."
When you get more growth, you get more revenues and less spending on social welfare programs.
America won this tech race big time. We blew away the Europeans, the Japanese, the Chinese — all who got left picking up the crumbs.
Biden keeps making first-time homeownership harder for young families for two reasons.
The fearmongering Left can't wait to install new lockdowns every time we have a new flu virus and health scare.
We should make policy decisions based on real and factual risk assessments, not false scares and sensationalism.
Congress and the Federal Reserve want to raise bank capital reserve requirements.
Even if you hate cigars or smoking in general, we should all recognize the danger of letting unelected bureaucrats make these decisions.
Those on the Left have everything upside down.
Shame on Democratic leaders, and some Republicans, too, for putting their own political ambitions ahead of our nation's children.
The profit motive is arguably the noblest pursuit in human history. A war against profits is a war against prosperity.
If the economy is so strong, why aren't Americans feeling the love?
"Most small businesses don't have PACs and lobbyists and fancy K Street Washington offices. They just want to be left alone."
Reagan is the only airport in the country that is subject to federal restrictions on the number of allowed daily flights.
Our school kids are being terrorized with misinformation. This, in turn, is leading to all sorts of maladies.
