New Hampshire Showdown
On Aug. 19 the legislature will attempt to override her veto. If they can’t override it, be assured they’ll be back next year for another round.
TIPP Staff
The Ruination Of America
The CNBC poll taken a little more than a month ago shows that 32% of U.S. voters are more likely to support a self-described DSA candidate while only 29% are more likely to back a candidate endorsed by Trump.
Keynes Before He Became A Keynesian
As president, Madison had a turn at bat with his War of 1812. Incentives change when a person becomes a state agent.
Texas Pet Adoptions Halted As New World Screwworm Concerns Grow
The insect, which can cause serious infections in animals, recently entered the United States from Mexico for the first time in six decades.
US National Debt Surpasses $40 Trillion For First Time
The debt has roughly doubled from about $19.95 trillion in 2017, with both the Trump and Biden administrations overseeing significant increases.
Why The Fed Should Not Accommodate Increases In The Demand For Money
In this way of thinking, the free market, by failing to provide enough gold, will cause money supply shortages. This, in turn, runs the risk of destabilizing the economy.
A Not So Brightline: California’s Other Bullet Train Boondoggle
Twenty-eight months later, Brightline West looks more and more like yet another SoCal-to-Sin City dead end.
Prosecutors Cite Bullet Engraving As Evidence Of Political Motive in Kirk Case
The alleged political motive is central to the case as prosecutors pursue the death penalty, while defense attorneys dispute whether the evidence establishes political targeting.
How Astronomers Found A Star Racing At 56 Million Miles Per Hour
The GRAVITY+ collaboration detected S301 using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope Interferometer in Chile.
The Innovation Mirage: Why DeepSeek and Kimi 3 Do Not Settle the Question of Chinese Technological Supremacy
The instinct to treat each headline release as proof of a broader technological ascent is understandable.
The Pretexts And Motives Behind Government Regulation
Whatever the reason, Murray Rothbard points out that policies enacted as consumer protections instead protect incumbents by determining who may enter a market and how firms may operate.
The World Needs Mary
Throughout Christian history, the faithful have always imagined what it would have been like to have been present at scenes detailed in the Gospels.
Harvard To Pay $53 Million To Settle Lawsuits Over Stolen Body Parts
The lawsuits accused Harvard of failing to properly supervise its morgue operations after a former manager exploited his position to steal and sell body parts.
Record Eight Black Candidates Vie For Governor Across The US
The candidates have taken different approaches to the significance of their campaigns.
Reminding Corporations What They Are For
Consider Dell Technologies, which, in January 2026, found itself the subject of a proposal seeking transparency about its diversity, equity, and inclusion apparatus. Dialogue ensued