Tag: big-tent-ideas

Venezuelan oil has been refined by one of the largest U.S. refineries operated by Chevron in Pascagoula, Miss. since the 1990s. That refinery may get the opportunity to process even ...

Ohio has a long history of producing people who attempt what others insist cannot be done. When two bicycle mechanics from Dayton argued that human flight was possible, the response ...

Last month, the implementation of a hotly contested new policy at Texas A&M made waves in the news and on social media. The head of the school’s Philosophy department told ...

“Never waste a good crisis.” That maxim isn’t just for politicians anymore. It has become the operating principle for Randi Weingarten and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution, once hailed as the future of transportation, is hitting a wall for Western automakers. Yesterday's announcement from Stellantis—a staggering $26 billion writedown tied to scaling ...

This is the question that has fueled countless essays and debates in recent years as our divides – economic, geographic, and ideological – seem to widen.

President Donald Trump just declared that the Trump Administration will forge ahead with a strong tariff policy regardless of the Supreme Court: “One way or the other, we’re going to ...

Last January, Katie Abraham and Chloe Polzin, two college students in Illinois, were killed in a hit-and-run crash by Julio Cucul-Bol, an illegal alien from Guatemala who was driving drunk. ...

Energy Secretary Chris Wright says high electricity costs are a political choice in the United States today. The evidence at hand indicates the Secretary isn’t wrong.

Unlike Mexico, Canada has been moving away from the United States since 2017, with recent realignments serving as counters to Trump. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at Davos explains it ...

Health care costs are escalating and taking health insurance premiums along for the ride. A report at Healthcare Brew points to a variety of factors for the increases, such as ...

Government entities at every level fail to modernize critical information technology systems, then blame private contractors when projects collapse. This is not incompetence. It is a racket—a deliberate, systematic fleecing ...

Political observers know how difficult it’s been to elect true, steel-spined conservatives to the United States Senate. Even though there’s been some success starting with the Tea Party movement in ...

No one should be misled by surface calm. Although Iran’s rulers have temporarily forced protests off the streets through mass arrests, executions, and brute repression, the uprising has not ended. ...

President Donald Trump is moving fast to get the American economy turned around. The inflation rate is slowing, the manufacturing sector in the United States is expanding, and trillions of ...

For a time, Libertarians thought history was on their side. Back in 2010, the movement was flush with cash and certainty. Think tanks expanded. Ayn Rand novels were fashionable again. ...

The Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, originally enacted in 1994 under the Clinton administration, was sold to the public as a fair mechanism to prevent violence and ...

Jan. 24 marked the 20th anniversary of the release of Al Gore’s alarmist global warming movie, “An Inconvenient Truth.” Gore has surfed the movie and climate alarmism to a net ...

On May 22, the United Kingdom signed an agreement with Mauritius that would transfer sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago. For my people, the Chagossians, the decision was taken without our ...

National School Choice Week celebrates the power of empowering parents. Texas is leading this movement at an unprecedented scale, launching the largest first-year school choice program in American history. But ...