Failed Border Rallies The Conservatives
The failed border is an issue that unites conservatives like no other. At the CPAC, speakers are boldly addressing the topic.
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Viktor Orban Presses America To Lead Peace Talks With Russia
As the Hungarian PM said, America should act in the interest of the larger good and broker peace between Russia and Ukraine. Doing so will only restore America’s standing on the world stage.
Kansas Followed SCOTUS Direction
Skewed reporting by the Left media is again misleading the public. What happened in Kansas was not in defiance, but in fact, as per the SCOTUS directive.
CPAC, Like The GOP, Is Now A Trump Show
We plan to cover this year's CPAC, to be gaveled in on Thursday in Dallas. With so many conservative leaders sitting out the event, the question is where the conservative movement is headed.
Economic Gloom Fuels Broader Personal Finance Concerns
Americans' wages are not keeping pace with high inflation, leading to worries about saving for retirement, paying for housing, and meeting health care costs.
China's Favorability Under Water Among Americans
Beijing recently described the House Speaker's proposed trip to Taiwan as "playing with fire." According to the TIPP Poll, Americans have a low opinion of China.
Et Tu, Sen. Manchin?
After taking principled decisions to thwart unwise schemes, Sen. Manchin seems to have caved, likely channeling millions into the alternate energy industry and for unnecessary incentives.
Team Biden's Attempt To Redefine Recession
American economy has contracted during the last two quarters. Now, the Biden administration is attempting to redefine 'recession' and banking on the NBER to save the November midterms.
Most Americans Disapprove Of “Drag Queen Story Hour” For Minor Children In Schools: Golden/TIPP Poll
Most parents would like to have a say in what is appropriate for their kids.
Electoral Count Act Must Bind Electors To The Popular Vote Winner
To strengthen election integrity, Congress must pass legislation making it more difficult for members of Congress to object to a state's electors and for state legislators to override the popular vote.
China's Hands In The Fentanyl Epidemic
Is Beijing doing enough to cut off China's supply of fentanyl and the precursor ingredients used to make the opioid?
Turkey, Not The U.S., Leads On Ukrainian Grain Deal
Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, and the U.N. successfully negotiated a deal to move grains from war-torn Ukraine. The fact that the U.S. wasn't there when this important agreement was made in Tehran and signed in Istanbul stood out.
Non-Dollar Trade Threatens American Dominance
The U.S. is facing a changing world in which financial innovation, shifts in global economic activity, and new geopolitical challenges are redefining how economic power can be used to support national security objectives.
Most Americans Think The Economy Is Currently In A Recession
Americans believe the economy is in recession and are taking steps to make do with their paychecks, which haven’t kept up with inflation.
Sen. Manchin Saves American Corporations From Global Tax Police
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's proposal to create a global minimum tax and eliminate tax competition would have adversely affected American corporations had Sen. Manchin not acted.