Publications

Who could oppose a new service that is universally loved by its participants? Government, of course—especially government at its worst. 

Energy-related carbon emissions have fallen once again, thanks to the free market.

Presidential politics means we have only about two months left of useful legislative time, so it’s time for the Senate to get its act together and move the Email Privacy Act.

The American people are blaming other countries and other people for a slow-growth wound that is self-inflicted.

We have entered a topsy-turvy world where the communist Chinese want to cut corporate tax rates to spur economic growth while the Obama administration would prefer to build a corporate Berlin Wall to keep U.S. companies from trying to lower their tax rates.

California has a plan to ensure lower-income veterans pay more for prescription drugs or won't get them at all.

As yet another example of regulation hampering innovation, telemedicine in Texas is being held back by the Texas Medical Board.

As yet another example of regulation hampering innovation, telemedicine in Texas is being held back by the Texas Medical Board.

Many lower income jobs were returning to the U.S., but that trend appears to have stopped, and workers can thank liberals for it.

Commending congressional leaders for taking the first steps of Congressional oversight on the FCC’s controversial AllVid rulemaking.