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CPAC Hungary: the age of Chinese Communist Party collaborators is here

The 2025 Conservative Political Action Conference in Hungary begins in Budapest on Thursday. While organizers claim it will celebrate the “Age of Patriots,” the conference’s...

The ‘big, beautiful bill’ democratizes charitable giving

Debate about the House’s “big, beautiful” tax bill has focused on big-ticket entitlement items such as Medicaid and food stamps. But the sprawling legislation...

How Medicaid and Medicare drug price controls threaten seniors

History has shown us how government-imposed prices end badly for consumers. We rarely see the intended results last for long, while their side effects...

Gavin Newsom is robbing Medicare and hurting Californians

Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) Sacramento is spending like a drunken sailor, and it’s American taxpayers who are left with the hangover.  The governor’s latest budget...

Trump dumps Harvard

Harvard University and the federal government once shared a moral vision based on common values, and this was a mutually beneficial relationship. But those days are gone....

Vance versus the market utopians

No one hates Vice President JD Vance more than the editorial board at the Wall Street Journal, although this time, someone at least signed...

Buttigieg’s faux regret on not reopening schools sooner

Former Transportation Secretary and future presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg wants a mulligan on Democrats shutting down schools during the pandemic. Buttigieg was asked what...

Why Musk is so important

WHY MUSK IS SO IMPORTANT. Elon Musk‘s giant Starship spacecraft went out of control, tumbled, and broke apart several minutes into a test flight Tuesday...

The St. Isidore case came up short, but religious education may be better off for it

While advocates of religious education may be frustrated with the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent deadlock in St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond,...

Beyond tariffs: How Trump is rebuilding the economy for Main Street

For decades, global elites dictated the parameters of international trade, mostly to benefit multinational corporations, not American workers. There was nothing “free” about such...
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