Jerry Brown, Meet the Constitution
California's effort to regulate the internet ignores the Constitution's Commerce Clause, even though the internet is the very definition of interstate commerce.
A Snapshot of the Trump Economy
The economy grew under President Obama, but slowly and sporadically. However, several economic indicators demonstrate that President Trump's embrace of free market principles has noticeably spurred hiring, investment and confidence.
GOP Fumbled the Health Care Football, Now Dems Hope to Score
Bizarrely, Democratic legislation that helped them lose the House and later the Senate has become a a focus of their 2018 campaign ads.
Ending U.S. Aid to Palestinians: A Good Start
The U.S. is reevaluating which countries receive U.S. foreign assistance. That's a good move for U.S. taxpayers and a bad move for Palestinians, which take our money even as they rail against us.
Obama Comes Clean on His Support for Government Health Care
He's baaaaack! And Barack Obama is finally owning up to being the government-run health care advocate he claimed he wasn't when Obamacare was awaiting passage.
Warning to Rich Liberals: The Socialists Are Coming for You Next
Sen. Bernie Sanders, who has never run a business, is lecturing Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos how to run his. The real issue is that Sanders thinks he and like-minded socialists, not capitalists, should decide how Amazon spends its profits.
Driverless Cars Are Driving Safer Roads in Texas
Surveys show that much of the public is concerned about driverless cars; but pilot programs in Texas will hopefully dispel those fears.
Big Coal, RIP
Big coal is dying, despite President Trump's attempts to resuscitate it, and the culprit is not man but ... markets.
Why NAFTA 2.0 Must Enhance IP Protection
Policies that support innovation and creativity should be priorities for the U.S. government, especially in trade agreements.
Who's Afraid of Stock Buybacks? Elizabeth Warren, That's Who
Elizabeth Warren has new legislation that would let politicians and bureaucrats, not CEOs and shareholders, decide how large companies spend their profits—for the betterment of Democrats, not those companies.