Tag: big-tent-ideas

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.

The sun will soon be setting on the Ivanpah Solar Power Facility in California’s Mojave Desert. Boosted by $1.6 billion in taxpayer-backed loans in 2011, the gargantuan project was hailed ...

In an age when everyone seems determined to be heard, Justice Amy Coney Barrett's new book makes a radical proposal: listen. Listening to the Law isn't just a title—it's a ...

Is the push and pull in the energy and climate regulatory environment hurting the ability for companies to finance and complete energy projects in the United States? The head of ...

From the day President Donald Trump came down the golden escalator in Trump Tower to launch his first presidential campaign in 2015, he’s been teaching his fellow Republicans how to ...

One of the best, but unheralded features of the Big Beautiful Tax Cut passed in July was an authorization for the FCC to raise $88 to $100 billion through electronic ...

This week the Supreme Court is set to hear Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections. The case is about access to courts.

With the election less than a month away, New Yorkers face a stark choice: turn out to vote for Andrew Cuomo or watch the city become a socialist experiment under ...

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is back in the news. Locked in a fight with President Trump over immigration enforcement in Chicago, Pritzker spent plenty of time on CNN this weekend ...