Supreme Court Hands Trump Major Victory In Drive To Combat Noncitizen Voting
The three liberals, Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson, dissented.
Domestic Policy
tippinsights and the TIPP Poll regularly gauge the American public on many domestic policies. These policies range from Marijuana legalization to Abortion policies, the economy, and anything else coming out from Washington D.C.
Bill To Block Possible Foreign Child Predators From Obtaining US Visas Drops In The Senate
The senators introduced the legislation after they found recent reports that foreign workers hired by major cruise lines under C-1/D visas were found guilty of possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material.
Wildfires And Collectivism: Why They Are Related
To answer these questions we need to look at them calmly, which is difficult when you are talking about something that can take everything from you, something that causes such strong emotions in everyone.
Prosperity Will Return Only When Entrepreneurs Are Free to Act on Economic Uncertainty
Unfortunately, they have largely chosen to address it as a rather abstract philosophical problem of “what can be known” instead of as a circumstance that entrepreneurs must bear.
What Democratic Socialists Don’t Want You To Know About Monopoly
While socialists argue that public utilities avoid wasteful duplication, undermine natural monopolies, and make the utilities more accountable to the people, they aren’t telling you the downsides.
When Everything Becomes A National Security Threat
They have become the magic words that can make constitutional restraints disappear—especially when the courts defer to claims of national security.
Never Forget Federal Marijuana Frauds
During the Great Depression, Mexican immigrants surged into the United States searching for work and brought marijuana with them.
Spanberger Changes Virginia’s Regulations Regime
The new executive order eliminates the Office of Regulatory Management, which was created by former Gov. Glenn Youngkin in 2022.
Ohio Pro-Lifers Demand Action After Toledo Doctor Sentenced to 6 Months in Abortion Pill Case
Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, was similarly outraged and penned a letter to Attorney General Todd Blanche that same day calling for action.
Whistleblowers Say HHS Under Becerra Released Migrant Children After Staff Flagged Unsafe Sponsors
Between 2021 and 2024, nearly half a million unaccompanied alien children entered the U.S. under former President Joe Biden’s administration, with thousands vanishing from federal view.
Former Mail Carrier Accused Of Dumping Hundreds Of Mail-In Ballots Ahead Of Primary
The case comes amid fierce debate about the safety of mail-in ballots. The U.S. Postal Service adopted guidelines to prevent potential tampering or fraud with ballots.
Covid Was A Praxeological Test. Too Many Libertarians Failed.
The fundamental mistake was not necessarily getting a particular epidemiological question wrong. Libertarianism does not provide a substitute for virology, immunology, or medicine.
From Last To First: Florida’s Rise And The Heritage Election Integrity Scorecard
The 2026 Election Integrity Scorecard continues to be the blueprint for election integrity practices across the country, highlighting how different states are improving their voting systems for future elections.
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: How Spanberger Buried A Rule To Protect Girls
The board voted unanimously, 14-0, in August 2025 in favor of the petition. Three months later, then-Gov. Glenn Youngkin formally asked the board to draft a rule based on that petition.
‘WICKED PRESUMPTION’: Social Worker Sues Over School Transgender Policy Requiring ‘A Conspiracy To Lie To Parents’
Yet Procedural Directive PJ30 directs Albuquerque Public Schools staff to adopt a child’s stated gender identity at school and hide that identity from parents—unless the child gives permission.
Putting Law Schools Back On Track
The ABA is no longer a seal of quality for law schools but a driver of radical policy positions on race and “gender.”