A vape, tobacco flavor ban in D.C. would only hurt its residents
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Obesity is out of control. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 42 percent of Americans have reported undesired weight gain.
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Time to rein in Federal Reserve's lawless monetary policy
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The PRO Act will kill my family's business
The PRO Act push by unions and Democratic Congress members shows that, in the fight to protect unions and knock big corporations down, they're willing to sacrifice America's small firms as collateral damage.
Protecting charitable donors from harassment and intimidation
California's donor disclosure requirement is now at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Want to depoliticize the Supreme Court? Don't pack it, follow Britain's lead
It seems like just yesterday. On the campaign trail, Joe Biden said he was "not a fan" of court packing.
Court of public opinion about Matt Gaetz and Hunter Biden needs to take a recess
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Why is Biden's infrastructure plan punishing private investment?
If President Biden's trying to improve the job outlook in the U.S., he doesn't need to get in the economy's way. Unfortunately, his new infrastructure plan, called the American Jobs Plan, is going to do just that.
Is 'State of Washington, Douglass Commonwealth' really the best the would-be 51st state can do?
Well, D.C. statehood is back on the docket. It's certainly a hot-button issue, as it has been for years.
How America watered down whiskey's global appeal
American whiskey distillers always deserve a toast. They're responsible for creating some of the most delicious liquor in the world, and they've kindly shared it for years and years.
Government data privacy regulation isn't as good as it sounds
This week, Rep. Suzan DelBene, Washington Democrat, proposed the Information Transparency and Personal Data Control Act (ITPDCA), nationwide data privacy standards.
If Elizabeth Warren gets her way, it won't be just the rich who pay the price
The battle over wealth taxes is back. On March 1, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts Democrat, introduced legislation for a federal wealth tax -- 2% for holdings over $50 million and 3% for holdings over $1 billion.
China's world domination still yet to be determined
We're told all-too-often that China has taken over the world -- or at least, it's poised to.
Republicans must block Biden's COVID-19 stimulus package
Remember when Congress battled over President Obama's $800 billion stimulus package just over a decade past?
Democrats' counterrorism policy is the real terror
We're supposed to treat political extremists like terrorists now. At least, that's the suggestion of longtime CIA officer Robert Grenier and a lot of other Democrats in our government.
Mitt Romney's child allowance proposal helps low-income families and simplifies the tax code
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Section 230 enabled Reddit to challenge Wall Street
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Biden wrongly pulls the plug on beneficial Keystone XL Pipeline
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