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Companion legislation introduced today by U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Congressman Sean Duffy (R-Wisc.) preventing the U.S. government from relinquishing its internet governance role is a vital to keeping the internet free and open to people around the world.

Is reform of our criminal justice system really possible given, the vast divide between Republicans and Democrats in Congress? One conservative joins me today to say "Yes!" and explains why.

As broken as education funding in Texas is, school choice is poised to be the carrot legislators need to make substantive changes to the current system.

The Swiss rejected a guaranteed basic income, and the U.S.—and especially conservatives—should do so too.

He tells a good story about his economic policies—perhaps because no one else will.

Time and again the Obama administration has decided to do things it knew it had no statutory or constitutional authority to do.

As people who prize liberty and individual rights, and who are skeptical about government power, conservatives need to do a rethink on criminal justice.

When a federal agency’s budget is almost the size of New York’s whole economy, we have created a financially unsustainable monster.

Instead of the VA becoming more like the private system, thanks to Obamacare the private system is becoming more like the VA.

"Donald Trump has released his health care plan after being pressured into doing so," Dr.nMerrill Matthews noted in Forbes in March. "He should have taken a little more time. Though six of his seven points—they aren't developed enough to be called proposals—are standard Republican fare, they are too vague and superficial to determine what Trumpcare would be like."