PolicyBytes

The federal debt ceiling is back, and it poses yet another roadblock to the Democrats' spending spree.

Economists often highlight the federal debt's per-person obligation. But not everyone pays federal income taxes and half only pay a small portion, thus the debt burden falls heavily on higher-income households.

President Biden is schooling some Republicans on the harm caused by taxes hikes—no, seriously. 

Joe Biden is unlikely to get his $15/hour minimum wage proposal passed, so he's trying to increase wages through the backdoor—and it may be working.

More women and minorities are becoming first-time gun owners, which should worry Democratic politicians since gun owners tend to vote more Republican. 

Joe Biden needs to read "I, Pencil," a story highlights the importance of free markets, and especially the often ignored role of supply chains. 

States opting out of the $300-per-week unemployment benefits may see their workforce grow and unemployment decline faster than states that don't.

Biden canceled the Keystone XL Pipeline to reduce the flow of fossil fuels, but he's trying to quickly reopen the recently hacked Colonial Pipeline, which transports gasoline.

If President Biden stakes his presidency on achieving his green dream of dramatically reducing carbon emissions, it will likely be a failed presidency.

The Census Bureau's "gender pay gap" is an often cited, but completely misleading, statistic that is the basis for a bill just passed by the House.