My Upset Primary Victory Shows Voters Are Hungry For Healthcare Solutions
Actual, upfront prices, as President Donald Trump’s federal rule requires, are urgently needed to empower consumers to compare and save and ultimately reverse runaway costs.
TIPP Staff
Virginia And The Color Purple
Republican leaders are getting heat for two votes taken on June 13 at the Republican Party of Virginia State Central Committee meeting. That’s not fair.
Spanberger’s Slow Start
Well, outside a Democratic meeting this week—an event sponsored by a Democrat state senator and featuring an appearance by L. Louise Lucas, the president pro tempore of the Senate and the state’s most influential lawmaker—stood the Virginia Democratic Party’s version of just such a protester.
A Socialist Wave Continues Crashing Through America’s Big, Blue Cities
That’s a lesson to be learned from a clear trend taking hold in America’s most populous, blue bastions.
Gordon Wood And The Historians Who Told The Real Story Of The Founders
It’s an occasion to reflect on the uniqueness, indeed the idiosyncrasy, of the emergence of the primacy of this United States among the nations of the world.
‘Men Matter’: HHS Highlights Fatherhood And Men Throughout June
“We want to make a positive impact on men’s health during this administration,” Adm. Brian Christine told the Daily Signal. “In this administration, men matter.”
Dead Duckling Found In Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
Photos circulating online showed the duckling floating in the pool near visible algae growth, prompting public concern about whether the recent refurbishment efforts adequately addressed environmental conditions within the historic site.
How One Leftist Group Prevents Corporate Employees From Supporting Conservative Nonprofits
Corporate generosity platforms such as Benevity act as middlemen, connecting employers such as AT&T, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, and Starbucks to a host of nonprofits.
ABC Launches Campaign Over FCC Investigations
The campaign directs viewers to submit comments to the FCC regarding investigations tied to the daytime talk show The View and the renewal of several ABC-affiliated broadcast licenses.
Congo Ebola Outbreak Surpasses 1,000 Confirmed Cases
According to official figures released on Sunday, confirmed infections have reached 1,003 cases, including 254 deaths.
Taxpayer Dollars Backed Parts Of Coalition Suing Over Trump Immigration Enforcement
The two leading organizations are Democracy Forward, chaired by Democratic lawyer Marc Elias, and UnidosUS, a Hispanic left-of-center group that has reportedly received millions in government funding in previous years.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Data-Sharing Program
U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan issued an injunction halting the project after determining that federal officials had failed to follow key procedural requirements before significantly expanding the government's use of personal data.
DC’s Hobson’s Choice Mayor
Given that 92% of registered District of Columbia voters are Democrats, that means George is our next mayor. So, what are we in for?
Canada’s Inflation Rate Climbs to 29-Month High In May
According to data released by Statistics Canada, consumer prices rose faster than economists had anticipated, marking the first time inflation has exceeded three per cent since 2023.
Federal Judge Blocks DOJ Subpoenas Targeting Minnesota Officials
U.S. District Judge Patrick Schiltz ruled that six subpoenas served on Minnesota officials should be quashed, concluding that the government had failed to establish a sufficient investigative basis for the requests.