PolicyBytes

Joe Biden needs to read "I, Pencil," a story highlights the importance of free markets, and especially the often ignored role of supply chains. 

States opting out of the $300-per-week unemployment benefits may see their workforce grow and unemployment decline faster than states that don't.

Biden canceled the Keystone XL Pipeline to reduce the flow of fossil fuels, but he's trying to quickly reopen the recently hacked Colonial Pipeline, which transports gasoline.

If President Biden stakes his presidency on achieving his green dream of dramatically reducing carbon emissions, it will likely be a failed presidency.

The Census Bureau's "gender pay gap" is an often cited, but completely misleading, statistic that is the basis for a bill just passed by the House.

The left is redefining numerous policy-related terms in the hope of gaining wider acceptance. And one of their latest efforts is "universal basic income."

Biden wants to raise the U.S. corporate tax rate AND establish a global corporate tax floor in order to discourage U.S. companies from fleeing to lower-tax countries.

Who would have thought what the country under President Biden would be nostalgic for the more fiscally prudent President Obama? 

The Biden administration thinks throwing even more taxpayer dollars at Central American countries will curb the migrant exodus to the U.S. But more money won't fix his own open-door policy and may exacerbate corruption in migrants' home countries. 

Democrats propose ending the Senate filibuster to push through their far-left agenda. Some of them want to bring back earmarks for the same reason.