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DOJ Announces Anti-Fraud Reward Program
When it comes to fighting fraud, the Trump administration is putting its money where its mouth is.
Slotkin Warns Young Republicans
In an interview at the University of Chicago, the Michigan senator sent a weaponizing chill through young people who might consider serving in the Trump administration.
Not Fine at All
Why do governments fight to keep outrageous fines that punish largely innocent people?
What Is a Socialist?
Vice President JD Vance missed a golden opportunity to spotlight the chasm between Democrat and Republican policies.
Tax Cuts Did Not Cause the $2T Deficit
Contrary to Democrat and Leftmedia caterwauling, keeping tax rates lower is not the reason for our nation’s fiscal malaise.
Trump Shrinks the Federal Workforce
After major reductions over the last year and a half, the federal workforce is at its smallest in 60 years.
More Proof the Biden DOJ Was Weaponized
They “might as well rename the damn thing the Anti-MAGA Task Force.”
Democrats Block Popular Bills, Leave Town
With nothing but midterm victory in mind, Democrats block popular bills on data centers and congressional insider trading.
A Leaner Federal Workforce Is a Win for Taxpayers
The federal government has reduced its workforce by 300,000 jobs since Jan. 20, 2025.
Government Fraud Is Bad. Government Waste Is Worse.
The bigger problem is the money Washington wastes through programs, grants, subsidies, and other spending that may be legal but still awful.
Time to Fight ObamaCare Fraud
There are very few bipartisan issues out there these days, but fighting rampant fraud should certainly be one of them.
Fourth Branch Claims Ruling Rights
Executive branch bureaucrats fight against being held accountable to the Trump administration’s agenda.
Trump Loves ... Hollywood?
The president has proposed that Congress give Tinseltown a federal tax break, much to the chagrin of the rest of America.
Betting on Kalshi and Congress
Politicians have been banned from prediction markets for betting on themselves. Is it time to also ban prediction markets?
The One-Way Social Contract
One group of capable adults transfers responsibility for maintaining themselves to another group of capable adults, with the government acting as the collection agency.
The Justices Dance Around the Ballroom
Construction on the White House ballroom can proceed, said five Supreme Court justices, but based on the lack of standing of the plaintiff, not the merits.
The Targeting Was Worse Than We Thought
If you thought the FBI’s infamous Richmond memo targeting “Radical-Traditionalist” Catholics was never acted upon, think again.
California Criminalizes Citizen Journalism
The Golden State Democrats passed the Stop Nick Shirley Act in response to his exposing massive taxpayer-funded fraud tied to immigration groups.
To Flock or Not to Flock
The automatic license plate reader cameras made by Flock seem like they’re here to stay, so who gets to have their data?