A Firebrand Scorches Colonial Virginia
Jefferson knew the four examiners Henry had picked. Two of them were John and Peyton Randolph, each of whom had studied law in England.
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.
Quibbling Over The Definition Of Private Property
It is difficult to avoid the quagmire of definitional quibbles, because defining terms undoubtedly plays an important role in debate.
25 Years After 9/11, Have We Finally Realized What We’re Fighting?
But the history myself and those of my generation inherited did not end on that day. In some respects, it had only begun.
New Documentary: ‘Preventable: How The System Failed Sheridan Gorman’
In “Preventable,” the Gorman family sits down with Lora Ries, director of the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation.
Inflation Destroys Family Well-Being
Government monetary policy is fundamentally a moral issue because central banks disrupt the core principles of voluntary exchange, private property rights, and natural law.
Ben Bernanke Didn’t Prevent A Depression. He Prevented A Recovery
As Murray Rothbard demonstrated in America’s Great Depression, Herbert Hoover intervened in the economy following the aftermath of the 1929 stock market crash more than any president had previously done.
That Vote’s Gotta Hurt
You’d think this sort of resolution would be a no-brainer. It’s not a law. There’s no money involved.
Tourism Without A Ceiling
The FAA says American airspace has reached its limits. Banff took fifty thousand a day into a town of three thousand. Kailash had no cap at all: 1,300 dead, 5,600 missing.
Does The First Amendment Give You the Right To Disrupt A Church Service?
Such a statement might make sense if the agitators faced charges related to free speech, but they don’t.
Victor Davis Hanson: America Looks Nothing Like She Did 5 Years Ago—And That’s A Good Thing
We’re nine weeks from the midterm election, and we’re starting to see a lot of anxiety, frustration on the part of the Republicans.
Texas Must Protect Kids From Sexual Shows Amid Legal Backlash
Texas lawmakers passed Senate Bill 12 in 2023, banning sexual performances in front of minors or on public property.
Libertarians And Political Action
That turned one of the sharpest critiques of state power into a seminar-room parlor trick.
Macy Declines Cline’s Proposed Debate Schedule In Virginia’s 6th Congressional District
Other candidates are also going back-and-forth about debates. In Virginia’s 5th Congressional District, Democrat challenger Tom Perriello said he would agree to a debate at the University of Lynchburg on Oct. 20.
The Boom They Never Saw Coming
A surge in investment, manufacturing, productivity and jobs is reshaping the American economy in ways that have received little attention.
