Publications

States that have never indexed their income tax rates should learn from states that have and use this time of flush state budgets to do so.

Biden's domestic policies are a hot mess of contradictions and confusion; here's just a few of them.

What's a little world hunger if Biden can lower gasoline prices before the November election?

How will raising the fed funds rate affect average consumers?

Biden proposes a wealth tax he once opposed, targeting billionaires whose net worth is $100 million. 

Biden canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, which would have provided the U.S. with roughly the same amount of crude oil the U.S. used to buy—and hopes to buy again—from Venezuela.

News Alert! Not all droughts and floods are a result of climate change.

Most observers realize that the United States is going to have to increase its defense spending. But, with federal debt ballooning, interest rates rising and the return of inflation, we simply must set our fiscal house in order. We must be able to say “no” to more things so that we can “yes” to a stronger defense.

In his State of the Union address, President Biden said the 2017 tax reform only benefited the top 1% of income earners. To put it bluntly, he lied.

Sen. Rick Scott's been accused of wanting to raise taxes. He may be talking about a tax principle rather than tax policy. But Republicans have to be careful how they talk about taxes.