Time to Put an End to Rule by Regulators
It’s time to permanently rein in the FCC’s scope and authority by passing laws that limit its powers.
The Left's Newfound Support for Constitutional Checks and Balances
After eight years of silence and complicity in President Obama's executive overreach, in the last few days the Left has discovered a new respect for the Constitution's separation of powers and system of checks and balances.
The 'Death Spiral' Is Hitting All Entitlements, Not Just Obamacare
The "death spiral" isn't restricted to Obamacare. Most entitlement programs are facing their own death spiral—and Democrats' proposed "solutions" would only make the problems worse.
New Poll: Public Agrees the 'System Is Rigged'
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders claim the economic system is "rigged" in favor of corporations and the rich; turns out a lot of Americans agree.
Dissing Anthem Hurts Sports, Insults Most Fans
Have the national anthem protests carried out by athletes been good for democracy?
Only One Trump or Clinton Tax Reform Detail Matters
Hillary Clinton intends to raise taxes so the government can spend more, and Donald Trump intends to lower taxes so individuals and businesses can spend more.
Here's How the Clinton Foundation Measures Up to History's Most Corrupt Political Machine
A cursory comparison between Tammany Hall and the Clinton Foundation exposes a number of similarities.
Think This Election is Over? Five Things That Could Dramatically Flip the Polls
The growing disgust with both major candidates may be driving voters to the Libertarian and Green parties, making the outcome even harder to predict.
Actually, We May Have Two of the Least Qualified Presidential Candidates In History
When you balance the “qualifiers” with the “disqualifiers,” it isn’t clear that either candidate is really qualified, much less “the most qualified.”
Christian Leader and Author Tim LaHaye Dies at 90
Tim LaHaye's view of the end times as expressed in his 'Left Behind' series was influential in expanding the market for Christian fiction," said Merrill Matthews, IPI resident scholar. "The basic tenets of premillennial dispensationalism that emerged in the series were already embraced by many evangelicals. LaHaye's contribution was to put that theology in a format that was more accessible and relatable to readers.