The CBO's New Doc Fix Score Undermines the Case for a Permanent SGR Repeal
The doc fix deal is a bet, but not a very good one.
The doc fix deal is a bet, but not a very good one.
But shifting rape investigations from campus to cops riles many.
Cops seem to have sharply reduced pot charges in response to shifting public opinion.
The controversial standards represent an opportunity for private schools and homeschoolers
The Internal Revenue Code's headache-inducing complexity is a scandal.
If specialty plates are government speech, Texas officially loves golf and hates abortion.
ShotSpotter has successfully reduced police response time to crimes, but has little oversight in New York City.
Filing your return is like playing the identity theft lottery!
New book, The Future of Violence, is terrified about 'technologies of mass empowerment'
But gridlock may be the best we can hope for with the "Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act."
Q&A with National Review's Charles C. W. Cooke.
Lousy news for growing the economy, creating jobs, and overall increasing prosperity
Obama's shifting marijuana views reflect changes in public opinion.
The chronic shortage of inexpensive housing is really a blaring signal for government to get out of the way.
Criminalizing dependency is counterproductive and unconstitutional.
The Cultural Critic Discusses Sexuality, Race, Gender, Feminism, and Hillary Clinton
Maybe Israeli politicians will act more responsibly if they don't have the American people to fall back on.
To say that Los Angeles merely failed would be putting it mildly.
Because lowering taxes to reduce the incentive for smuggling is out of the question
A useful compendium of all the head-scratching arguments commonly voiced by school choice opponents.
Kevin Sabet implausibly takes solace from a drop in public approval between 1977 and 1985.
Arguments strong enough for a conservative, but made for everyone.
But hey, you can't beat commuting on Interstate 95, right?
The president's shifting pot positions reflect changes in public opinion.
Rahm Emanuel challenger Chuy Garcia is setting progressive hearts aflutter, largely because his economic ideas are terrible
Obama is on his way to circumventing checks and balances with more regularity than any president in history.
Defenders of the status quo push back against a Colorado proposal to decriminalize truancy.
Three madcap foreign policy claims by the GOP's resident super-outsider
The State Will Be the 44th to Allow Charters
What the Liz Mair firing tells us about Scott Walker, GOP politics, and libertarianism
"There is a problem in the criminal justice system."
Tom Wheeler didn't need secret orders to do the administration's bidding on net neutrality.
Bibi wins big after promising no two-state solution and exploiting far-right fear of Israeli Arabs voting in "droves."
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