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81 Percent Say They Can’t Afford to Pay Higher Taxes Next Year
Emily Ekins and Hunter Johnson 53 Percent Say Congress Should Not Let the Tax Cuts Expire; 59 Percent Favor Repealing...
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In New Orders, Trump Targets Foes of His Stolen-Election Claims
Walter Olson President Donald Trump’s series of executive orders proclaiming various lawyers and law firms guilty of supposed offenses and...
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Friday Feature: Hope Education Consulting
Colleen Hroncich Honey Sayler has a passion for helping children learn to read. In addition to her elementary and special...
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End All Taxpayer Funding of CPB, NPR, PBS
Michael Chapman President Donald Trump is not a libertarian, but some of his policies for downsizing the federal government certainly...
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International Students Benefit the United States
Kayla Susalla One of the slew of executive orders President Donald Trump issued since assuming office includes re-evaluating visa programs...
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It’s Tax Season—Five Charts on Who Pays and What’s at Risk
Adam N. Michel and Joshua Loucks As Americans file their taxes and square up with the IRS, it’s worth taking...
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The Right to Control Your Property Is Fundamental
Thomas A. Berry and Mike Fox Property owners in New Braunfels, Texas, have long exercised the fundamental rights to acquire...
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When “Fairness” Becomes Censorship: The Push to Regulate Social Media
Jeffrey Miron In the name of “political fairness,” some US officials advocate unprecedented government regulation of social media. FCC Chairman...
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Americans Say the Federal Government Wastes 59 Cents on the Dollar
Emily Ekins and Hunter Johnson 89 Percent Favor Auditing All Government Spending to Root Out Waste, Fraud, and Abuse; Americans...
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Postal Reforms Abroad
Chris Edwards With a bloated cost structure and falling demand for its products, the US Postal Service (USPS) is in...
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