Tag: big-tent-ideas

Congressional Republicans are mounting a push to include permitting reform language in the final version of a budget reconciliation bill currently under consideration.

Defense Secretary Hegseth’s "Restoring America’s Fighting Force” Task Force will soon be completing a final audit of several military bases for compliance with Hegseth’s January 29th directive about restoring meritocracy ...

Elon Musk announced Thursday that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is now targeting $150 billion in federal savings for fiscal year 2026 — dramatically scaling back earlier claims of ...

The recent volatility in the stock market has once again tilted America’s attention toward the giants of Wall Street. But while analysts obsess over earnings reports and stock valuations, the ...

The impact that President Trump's tariffs, whatever form they take, will have on U.S. manufacturing is unknown, and likely will be for several years.

In December 2024, during his administration’s final days in office, former President Biden approved the "California waiver," a unique Clean Air Act provision that lets California impose tougher vehicle emissions ...

No parent should ever be forced to enable harm to their child. It’s a primal instinct—to shield, to nurture, to guide our kids through life’s storms.

As recent studies project a big rise in power generation demand from the big datacenters that are proliferating around the United States, the big question continues to focus in on ...

Ronald Reagan’s infamous “nine most dangerous words in the English language” continue to ring remarkably prophetic. This time it’s the IRS that is “here to help.” Courtesy of the Biden-Harris ...

The Midwest has all the ingredients necessary to lead a manufacturing renaissance – rich mineral deposits, vast timber resources, a skilled workforce, and a proud tradition of industrial muscle and ...

Later this week, the nation will be given the opportunity to see the legislative front of America’s left wing in action. I’m speaking, of course, of congressional Democrats.

Anti-Trump attorney George Conway began shedding tears over President Donald Trump's so-called threats against the "rule of law" during an interview on The Bulwark podcast.

Aside from Congressional Democrats, there’s widespread agreement among the American people that the failed status quo in Washington must be confronted immediately.

While Rhode Island has voted reliably blue in presidential elections for over thirty years, the state is typically seen as more moderate than its northeastern neighbors with voters caring more ...

For too long, conservatives have focused on alternatives to the failing public school system like charter schools, homeschooling, and school choice programs.

Despite somewhat-gloomy and ultra-gloomy forecasts, the defense industry should welcome President Trump’s new tariff program.

A 2018 Axios poll found that 61% of Democrats consider Republicans "racist/bigoted/sexist" versus 31% of Republicans who feel likewise about Democrats. One wonders whether "only" 61% of Democrats still think ...

President Trump achieved his successful political comeback in November due to his strong outreach to youth voters in modern ways no candidate had ever tried before.

Whenever the subject of trade comes up, many right-leaning free traders and left-leaning neoliberals alike trot out the same talking point: "The economists all agree tariffs are terrible!" And perhaps ...

Injunctions are hard-fought and not often won — unless, it seems, you’re trying to handcuff the Trump administration from fulfilling its constitutional duty under Article II.