Opinion
The tippinsights opinion section reflects articles where our individual authors or individual groups (from anywhere on the political spectrum) utilize our data to make compelling arguments.
Ukraine’s Drone Campaign Is A Roadmap for the US
National security analysts have been astonished by how this country the size of Texas has fought back the behemoth of the Russian Federation (almost twice the size of the U.S) and Vladimir Putin’s massive army.
Trump Spending Has Created The Largest Deficit Since Covid
With the US already so deeply in debt, this will continue to put upward pressure on yields, and further contribute to a growing overall debt burden.
Americans Should Never Have Given The US Government A Pass After 9/11
How different things would have been if Americans had acknowledged the role that US foreign interventionism had played in provoking the 9/11 attacks
College Sports, LSU, And Judge Shopping: Anarcho-Tyranny Continues
The combination of both NIL payments and perpetual free agency has created a situation in which athletes transfer to places that offer them more money
Foreigners Conquered Europe. Congress Can Stop Them From Doing The Same Thing Here.
Republicans have frequently sounded the alarm over the fundamental transformation mass migration has wrought across Europe
Republicans Must Turn Dallas Rhetoric Into Washington Results
Republicans can produce campaign ads and deliver convention speeches. But there is no better argument for retaining power than pointing to tangible results.
Is Jimmy Kimmel’s Show Kaput?
The Disney-owned ABC is denying that Kimmel won’t be extended, telling Page Six, “[This] information is inaccurate—any reports about the future of the show at this point are purely speculative.”
Victor Davis Hanson: The US Has Entered Stage 3 In The Trade War With Canada
Stage One was outrage at Donald Trump and the United States, and this is the narrative that we got from one side, from Mark Carney.
Charlie Kirk Is Dead, But The Movement Must Survive
A year removed from Charlie’s death, Republicans from across the country are descending on Dallas to galvanize the party faithful ahead of the midterms.
Grad Schools Are Training Activists, Not Teachers
Graduate schools of education are explicitly putting ideology above rigorous pedagogy of reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Everything Is Bigger In Texas—Including The Senate Stakes
For over a decade, Democrats have touted the purported inevitability of Texas turning blue
We Spend A Lot More On Welfare Than Bombs. That’s A Problem.
We spend less on the military than we do paying down the interest on our immense $40 trillion national debt.
The Fallacy Of Structural Equity: Applying Sowellian Economics To The Modern Civil Rights State
By enacting sweeping programs and taking credit for these preexisting economic trends, the burgeoning civil rights bureaucracy secured a mandate to expand its regulatory reach.
‘Gaslighting,’ ‘Toxic,’ ‘Trauma’: How Therapy-Speak Is Changing Family Life
There is a rapid rise in Americans framing ordinary life through the lens of therapeutic language.
No Secretary Bessent, We Aren’t Magically Growing Our Way Out Of Debt
During the first twenty-four years, net saving varied between ten percent to fifteen percent of NNP, while the federal budget was close to being balanced.