Tag: big-tent-ideas

America’s oil and gas companies came under litigation assault from a new player last week as outgoing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel finally got around to filing a climate-related lawsuit ...

Throughout 2020’s “summer of love,” many corporations believed that a public declaration of solidarity with Black Lives Matter would insulate them from the chaos that Antifa and coordinated violence were ...

Thanks to a Gov. Gavin Newsom-backed law, a California mom and dad did not find out about their daughter’s deteriorating mental health until she attempted suicide. This tragic situation was ...

When the first National School Choice Week was held in 2011, the concept of a program that would allow any child in a state to attend the school that best ...

President Donald Trump’s Tuesday speech in Iowa made one thing abundantly clear: it is urgent that we get American energy policy right.

In Minneapolis, MN, on Jan. 24, the ongoing politically partisan fight over Second Amendment rights collided with a tragic and avoidable shooting. Thirty-seven-year-old Alex Pretti was shot and killed after ...

At this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, President Trump unveiled a new global initiative—the “Board of Peace”—and promoted it as a flexible mechanism for dialogue and conflict mitigation. The ...

Over the next year, several major immigration cases are poised to reshape the landscape of U.S. immigration law, specifically in the areas of birthright citizenship, asylum procedures, and the due ...

We are in a full-blown national crisis. On Saturday, 37-year-old Alex Pretti was killed during a federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis. Protests spread nationwide. Saturday’s fatal shooting was the ...

A potentially deadly winter storm is bearing down on most of the U.S., followed by days of bitter, if not record cold. This sort of extreme weather is a good ...

For moms, nothing matters more than our families’ health. But for too many families, staying healthy has become unaffordable. Health insurance premiums keep increasing, and medicines have become so expensive ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has had enough of what he calls the “Muppets” from the Joe Biden administration taking shots at the Trump 47 presidency, especially when it comes to ...

Representative Henry Hyde’s legacy is slipping away before our eyes. Since 1977, Rep. Hyde’s hard-won and bipartisan Hyde Amendment has prohibited the taxpayer funding of abortion in healthcare bills and ...

Most Americans don’t spend much time thinking about Internal Revenue Service policy, nor should they have to. They’re supposed to trust that the agency will apply the rules the same ...

Last Sunday at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minn., worshippers opened their Bibles and began to pray. It was not part of the planned service. It was their response to ...

What a turnaround. Two years ago, supporters claimed Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) was “the fastest-growing voting reform in the nation.” Their “hot reform” was used in just two states and ...

Washington is once again debating whether to pour more taxpayer dollars into Obamacare subsidies. But for millions of Americans struggling to afford their prescriptions, this fight misses the real problem. ...

Word has it the International Olympic Committee may establish an official policy barring biological males from competing in women’s sports ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan. That would ...

Davos, Switzerland is a relatively small town. Its population is roughly 11,000 people. Once a year, this grows to 30,000 as the World Economic Forum meets. This year, there are ...

Can the Texas power grid hold up to another major winter storm? Grid managers at the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) assured the public on Monday that they were ...