Amash Beats Back Crony Republican's Primary Challenge
A libertarian Congressman can fight an uncompromising battle against big government and big business and keep his seat, after all.
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5 Foreign Policy Lessons from World War I
What we can learn from the Great War on its centennial.
Americans Really Don't Like Their Congresscritters
Fifty-one percent say their own representatives suck.
Let's Celebrate Watergate and the Deflation of the Imperial Presidency
It wasn't a national nightmare; it was fun. We can do it again.
The Looming Tsunami of Discontent with Obamacare
Win or lose Halbig, Obamacare wars will continue.
Behind the Failure on Immigration Reform
Is there any room for optimism on the immigration front?
Obamacare: Will Mandates for Doctors Come Next?
Central planning is replacing individual choice.
The New York Times: Unions Manipulate New York City's Public Pension Funds To Punish Their Enemies
Politicians divert "investments" to favored causes.
Bill de Blasio, Progressive Hero, Scourge of the Poor
He backs strict enforcement of petty laws that disproportionately hurt the poor and marginalized.
The Sharing Economy Will Thrive Only If Government Doesn't Strangle It
We're unlocking unthinkable amounts of capital and lawmakers stand in the way.
Obama on Border Crisis: "I'm Going to Have to Act Alone"
President Obama warned Friday that he will act on his own to address immigration challenges along the southern border.
School's Out: Unaccomplished Congress Heads for Summer Vacation
Lawmakers arrived on Capitol Hill Thursday with a lengthy list of critical issues to handle and little time to finish them.
Yes, There's Job Growth. No, Tax Hikes Aren't Why.
California tries to lift the bucket it's standing in.
The Secret History of the Telephone Network
The public utility model of telecommunications was not as inevitable as it seems today.
Is the President Incompetent or Lawless?
Barack Obama has demonstrated a propensity for rejecting his oath and doing damage to our fabric of liberty that cannot easily be undone by a successor.
