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The truth about universal coverage, part two
10+ hour, 14+ min ago (1491+ words) Senior Vice President of Research, John Locke Foundation A similar version of this article was originally published by Law & Liberty. In part one of this article, I began to expose the truth behind the claim that “other developed nations have…...
Privileged young people turning toward socialism
10+ hour, 35+ min ago (427+ words) Christine Rosen documents the return of “sentimental” socialism. There are many ways of looking at the recent political successes of the Democratic Socialists of America. Thoughtful analysts have compared the DSA to the earlier Tea Party movement and the later…...
Decades-old Powell Doctrine still teaches useful lessons
10+ hour, 32+ min ago (404+ words) Kori Schake revisits an important piece of America’s military past. In foreign policy, good ideas often emerge from bad decisions. Such was the case with the Powell Doctrine, a term typically associated with the American triumph over Iraq in the…...
Good luck finding patriotic politicians
10+ hour, 38+ min ago (405+ words) Ruy Teixeira and Karlyn Bowman explore the absence of patriotism from much of today’s political discourse. Simple appreciation for America, and a desire to build on its strengths, has become nearly impossible to find among today’s politicians and pundits. The…...
Congress risks making America a defense spending 'deadbeat"
10+ hour, 41+ min ago (342+ words) William Greenwalt assesses Congress’ regrettable inaction on defense spending. As Congress takes its August recess, these are trying times for defense. With so many moving budgetary parts, one can be forgiven for confusion about what is actually going on. There…...
Forbes dumps anti-Trump editor over secret $6M payment
10+ hour, 44+ min ago (154+ words) Joseph Vazquez writes for Newsbusters about an interesting legacy media development. It’s no secret that Forbes magazine has largely betrayed its capitalist foundation by becoming a megaphone for some of the most vile left-wing, cultural Marxist tripe in the media…...
How "swingy" are North Carolina General Assembly districts?
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (580+ words) Data shows regional variation the propensity to divide support between the parties Director of the Civitas Center for Public Integrity, John Locke Foundation While most North Carolina General Assembly districts trend Republican, this looks like a good year for Democrats....
Talarico's border policies could prompt another crisis
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (438+ words) Todd Bensman writes for the Federalist about the potential impact of a border policy driven by Texas’ Democratic US Senate candidate. James Talarico, the left-wing Democrat ahead in some polls in the Texas U.S. Senate race against Republican Ken Paxton,…...
NYC mayor wants to make deliveries worse
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (416+ words) Editors at National Review Online highlight another bad idea from New York City’s socialist mayor. Progressives have long been happy to put their projects above consumer convenience. Their aversion to flexible labor markets, another hallmark of free enterprise, is a…...
Friedman's cluelessness expands to SCOTUS
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (204+ words) Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a major legacy media columnist who rarely knows his subject matter. Eighty-two-year-old Nina Totenberg had the 2026 prize for most embarrassingly false Supreme Court coverage published in a legacy media outlet nearly…...