PolicyBytes

President Obama says he will veto any budget that doesn't bust the sequester spending caps, and at least some Republicans are willing to do just that.

Hillary Clinton introduces her prescription drug plan intended to lower prices and increase competition, but will have exactly the opposite effect.

A climate model predicts that Antarctica will melt even as Antarctic sea ice reaches record levels.

The Republican leadership promised to return to regular order but failed miserably, making many wonder of the House speaker an Senate majority leader are up to the job.

ABLE-type accounts send the right message--that individuals can and should be responsible for their own needs.

The president's Iranian agreement allows Iran to increase its crude oil exports to boost its economy, but so far he's refused to  give the U.S. economy the same option.

If you're fed up with the Washington stalemate, the best thing to do is get behind an Article V Convention of the States.

Hillary Clinton wants to throw $350 billion at higher education to buy votes, er, make college more affordable. But we have pumped billions of dollars in federal money to higher education and it has only gotten more expensive.

You may not own a Tesla, but your taxes are helping pay for one. Now it appears the company is going further, shifting from just benefiting from the government to using the power of government to make it harder for its competitors to compete.

The Americans with Disabilities Act seems to have been a big success at increasing the disabled's access to workplaces, buildings and transportation. So why has the number of Americans receiving disability income grown so dramatically since the ADA passed?