Tag: big-tent-ideas

On October 12, the Dutch government, citing concerns about technology transfers, announced it had taken control of Chinese-owned Nexperia, a commodity microchip maker. The Netherlands invoked for the first time ...

The China trade war is escalating. Or is it? We have until Nov. 10 to know for sure. That is when Trump’s and Xi’s 90-day pause to tariff escalation ends.

A rising array of threats to the public and environment stemming from the boom in “green” energy technologies and the batteries they use means the time for virtue signaling by ...

In 2023, Bud Light’s partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney became one of the most costly marketing blunders in recent history. Within weeks, sales plummeted, billions in market value evaporated, ...

Pennsylvania’s hardworking tradesmen and women—carpenters, plumbers, heavy equipment operators—aren’t asking for handouts. They just want a fair shot at the American Dream.

Later this week the United Nations will hold a vote on a multi-billion climate-change tax targeted squarely at American industry. Without quick and decisive action by the White House, this ...

On what would’ve been Charlie Kirk’s 32nd birthday today, there’s no greater honor President Trump could have bestowed on him than keeping his promise to Erika Kirk and awarding Charlie ...

The Mood of the Nation survey, published in February 2025, found that 73% of adult respondents are dissatisfied with the quality of public education in the U.S. It is the ...

For decades, school choice has been a cause largely fought in the states. From Florida’s scholarship programs to Arizona’s education savings accounts, reformers have battled entrenched unions and bureaucracies to ...

President Trump’s brilliant diplomacy has resulted in freeing the hostages and implementing a ceasefire. If the truce persists, it will be a great accomplishment and an important step toward peace ...

Battles over Columbus Day aren't really about Christopher Columbus at all -- they're about whether America should exist.

“Every day gets better for us.” That’s how Senate Democrat leader Chuck Schumer gleefully described the ongoing federal government shutdown for his party in an interview this week.

The arrest this week of a suspect for starting the fire that led to last January’s deadly Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles came as no real surprise.

In their effort to create “safe spaces” that might save lives, the Left’s God-denying agenda has made schools unsafe places that put the emotional and physical health of students at ...

What’s happening in Europe right now should alarm every American who cares about jobs, innovation, and national sovereignty. The European Union has quietly advanced a regulatory agenda that could soon ...

Energy companies doing business in the United States increasingly cite diminished stability in the U.S. regulatory system as making it harder to finance and execute big domestic projects. It is ...

For years, conservatives warned that America’s most powerful corporations were colluding with the government to muzzle free speech, cut off financial services, and marginalize half the country. We were dismissed ...

One more time: There is no such thing as free lunch. Government has no money. It acquires the money used to pay for things one of three ways: taxing, borrowing ...

Democrats are rapidly digging themselves into a deep hole. Their battle cry during the Chuck Schumer shutdown is that they are determined to get another $400 billion of taxpayers’ money ...

The federal government is shut down. And thanks to Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats, so is access to capital on Main Street.