PolicyBytes

Democrats hope that their massive federal spending spree would buy them votes. But it looks like all they're buying is voter anger.

Biden wants to increase your access to deadly counterfeit drugs even as the DEA is trying to reduce that access.

President Biden's and President's Xi's visions and policy proposals are amazingly similar, which says more about the U.S. than China—and not in a good way.

Apparently, the EU is surprised and concerned that Russian natural gas shipments are slowing. EU members shouldn't be surprised since they were duly warned. 

If you don't want the federal government telling you what to do, cut federal taxes so the feds don't have the funds to bribe you.

Vote buying used to be limited, secret and with a politician's own money; today it's massive and cheered, and it's done with taxpayer and employer money.

There are a lot of data associated with vaccines. But even good data can be misleading and misused if those handling it are not careful.

As Texas seeks to pass its election integrity bill amidst claims that voter fraud is nonexistent, here are cases that refute that claim.

Employers are generally allowed to require employees to be vaccinated, part of the government's limited (though increasing) interference in the workplace.

Biden's new electric vehicle directive means that the government, not consumers, will become the automakers' primary customer.