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The time has come for a massive populist revolt against the Great Reset, one that will hopefully have the same success as the grassroots movement against Common Core did under the Obama administration.

By John Haughey (The Center Square) – South Carolina median household incomes increased by 51% between 2016-19 while average rent costs increased by 81% and...

By Adam Michel The Democrats’ COVID-19 spending bill, which would cost taxpayers nearly $2 trillion, includes $360 billion of new funds available for state and local governments, in addition to more than $170 billion for schools and...

By Kimberlee Josephson We all aspire for some form of achievement, and usually applaud those when it is first obtained. Most recently the new wolf...

By Thomas L. Hogan Last week, President Biden signed legislation that will increase fiscal spending by $1.9 trillion. While often referred to as a “stimulus”...

By The Antiplanner In 1964, the Japanese National Railways (JNR) was on a roll. The state-owned but largely unsubsidized company had just finished seven years of uninterrupted profits. Moreover,...

By Scott McClallen (The Center Square) – After a rollercoaster of budget projections, Minnesota flipped a projected $1.3 billion deficit into a $1.6 billion surplus...

By Christen Smith It’s National School Choice Week, and public debate about whether lawmakers should prioritize traditional districts or ease limitations on their public and...

Stock markets, the banking and financial system, and regulators of them should be leery of requiring companies and banks to account for extremely speculative climate risks, decades into the future. When financial regulators and central bankers start playing climate politics under the guise of promoting financial stability, they lose focus on their core responsibility.

Senators should pose some hard questions to former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm before confirming her to head the U.S. Department of Energy, concerning her plans for future federal support for green energy projects in the light of her poor performance picking green energy winners and losers as Governor.