In the name of protecting journalism and media diversity, Congress has come up with a bizarre scheme: an antitrust law carve-out that allows media companies to collude and form cartels.
Obesity is out of control. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 42 percent of Americans have reported undesired weight gain.
One of the more unique characteristics of American society is the size and scope of our civic sector.
The recent spike in inflation rocked financial markets. After more than a decade of modest price increases, April's 4.2% figure caught many commenters and policymakers by surprise.
The PRO Act push by unions and Democratic Congress members shows that, in the fight to protect unions and knock big corporations down, they're willing to sacrifice America's small firms as collateral damage.
California's donor disclosure requirement is now at the U.S. Supreme Court.
It seems like just yesterday. On the campaign trail, Joe Biden said he was "not a fan" of court packing.
Is Matt Gaetz guilty of sex trafficking? Did Hunter Biden commit a felony? These are surprisingly difficult questions to answer because neither has gone to trial.
If President Biden's trying to improve the job outlook in the U.S., he doesn't need to get in the economy's way. Unfortunately, his new infrastructure plan, called the American Jobs Plan, is going to do just that.
Well, D.C. statehood is back on the docket. It's certainly a hot-button issue, as it has been for years.
American whiskey distillers always deserve a toast. They're responsible for creating some of the most delicious liquor in the world, and they've kindly shared it for years and years.
This week, Rep. Suzan DelBene, Washington Democrat, proposed the Information Transparency and Personal Data Control Act (ITPDCA), nationwide data privacy standards.
The battle over wealth taxes is back. On March 1, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts Democrat, introduced legislation for a federal wealth tax -- 2% for holdings over $50 million and 3% for holdings over $1 billion.
We're told all-too-often that China has taken over the world -- or at least, it's poised to.
Remember when Congress battled over President Obama's $800 billion stimulus package just over a decade past?
We're supposed to treat political extremists like terrorists now. At least, that's the suggestion of longtime CIA officer Robert Grenier and a lot of other Democrats in our government.
Mitt Romney introduced the Family Securities Act last week, and it's thrown conservatives into a complicated and interesting debate on the role of governance in helping families thrive.
It's David versus Goliath. Main Street versus Wall Street. Redditors versus hedge funds.
After years of legal battles, President Biden pulled the plug on the Keystone XL oil transport pipeline on his first day in office. His reasoning? Combating climate change and putting America back into the Paris Accord.
Conservatives must think about how much our movement has changed since Donald Trump descended that escalator in 2015.
