PolicyBytes

There are low-skilled jobs that need to be filled; let's fill as many as possible with Americans as a condition for receiving welfare benefits.

Tax cuts are important but so are spending cuts, and it will take a lot of them if we aren't going to grow the federal debt.

After eight years of silence and complicity in President Obama's executive overreach, in the last few days the Left has discovered a new respect for the Constitution's separation of powers and system of checks and balances. 

The media and the left claim Clinton has a positive view of the economy and Trump a negative one. IPI has a positive view of what could happen to a lackluster economy if the next president adopts the right policies.

The "death spiral" isn't restricted to Obamacare. Most entitlement programs are facing their own death spiral—and Democrats' proposed "solutions" would only make the problems worse.

Health insurance premiums are exploding, but they would be much higher had health insurers not taken a number of mostly unpopular steps to stem the increases.

Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders claim the economic system is "rigged" in favor of corporations and the rich; turns out a lot of Americans agree.

The Constitution and representative government won a victory against government overreach in the courts today, but it may not mean much—for now.

Having learned nothing from the last housing crisis, President Obama sets the country up for another mortgage meltdown.

Yes, wage compensation appears to have been stagnant for decades, but that's not the whole story.