The NBA Kneeled to China
A hysterical over-reaction to something small does not show how strong someone is. It shows how weak and insecure they are.
Trump Impeachment Efforts Will Haunt the Next Democrat In the White House
Democrats will regret setting into motion the never-ending impeachment process.
The US Shale Oil Boom Has Made A Middle East War Less Likely
It looks like the decade-old U.S. shale oil boom may keep us out of war.
Incriminating Photo Bad News for Biden
A political scholar believes the controversy surrounding Joe Biden's son could weigh down on the former vice president.
Texas Cities' and Counties' Taxpayer-Funded Happy Hour Is Over - Almost
Every public official is supposed to understand the necessity of caring for taxpayer money.
Warren Takes the Lead
Political scholar Dr. Merrill Matthews of IPI says three main factors contribute to Elizabeth Warren's rise in the Democratic presidential polls.
Giovanetti: Court Ruling on Title II Repeal 'Great for Markets, Ecommerce, Internet Freedom'
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals has validated the FCC's ‘Restoring Internet Freedom Order,’ which restores the longtime ‘light touch’ regulatory approach to the internet.
Why Warren Is Taking the Lead
For voters who want socialist policies but conclude Sanders cannot win the nomination Warren is the next best option.
GOP, Progressives, Insurers - All Cast Skeptical Eye at Pelosi Drug Plan
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) formally released her long-awaited drug-pricing bill last week, and very few individuals and organizations endorsed it outright.
Where Trump and Pelosi Can Come Together on Drug Prices - and Where They Can't
Trump’s motivation combined with some degree of real agreement on policy issues suggest that lawmakers could find a way to craft legislation aimed at controlling drug prices. But there are still plenty of reasons to think the effort will go nowhere.
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