A Rotten Place To Start A Business
Rosenfield and Larry Flax started CPK in Beverly Hills in 1985, before the state became a tax-regulate-and-degree nightmare for businesses.
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.
Why Are Dems Dodging Questions About The DSA’s Radical Platform?
It’s been almost comical to watch them evade the Fox reporters, or mumble that they aren’t members of the DSA, or regurgitate word salads.
The Anti-Slavery Advocates Of Disunion
Regarding the American story, progressive and mainstream conservatives share some common presuppositions and common strategies for different goals.
Yes, Democratic Socialists Want Soviet-Style Control of Capital
However, there is much disagreement over the extent of how far this current batch of socialists want to push social, political, and economic changes.
MAHA Must Prepare For The Future of Medicine
The review comes amid growing interest in peptide treatments and concerns that patients seeking these therapies may turn to sources outside traditional medical oversight.
New Jersey’s Noncitizen Voting ‘Glitch’ Exposes Massive Election Integrity Crisis
It should be noted that 6,600 people being illegally registered to vote is no small deal. Several assembly races in the state were decided by much smaller margins.
Victor Davis Hanson: President Trump Sparked The Counterrevolution To End The Destruction Of America
And this progressive revolution doesn’t believe in borders. It has let in—we have now 53 million people that were not born in the United States, and in California, it’s over a quarter of the population.
The Congressional Budget Office, Like The Rest Of Washington, Is Not Perfect
CBO says it’s unclear how much money such an investment could save. It has a habit of including the costs of anti-fraud provisions in its estimates while failing to include the savings.
Requiring Citizenship To Vote Is A Call To Common Sense: Will It Fall On Deaf Ears?
In explaining the amendment, Lee stated that “for generations, Americans have shared a clear and common understanding: voting in federal elections is a right reserved for United States citizens.
Want To Rebuild Higher Education? Here Is The Guidebook
As the New York Post reports, “More than 80% [of DSA members] are college educated, with 35% holding at least a master’s or professional degree — which is more than twice the national average.”
How Norway Built The World’s Largest Fund And A Thriving Economy To Boot
Economists know this as the “resource curse,” a specific version of which is the Dutch disease where the resource-rich country’s fiat currency gets bid up and undermines most other sectors’ competitiveness.
Iran Warns It Will Strike UK Air Base
Trump threatened “major military punishment” in response to the Ansarallah attack
Another Domino Falls In The EU’s War On National Sovereignty
Those policies have led to economic stagnation, high unemployment, soaring migrant crime, and the gradual erosion of citizens’ basic political and religious rights.
Two Years Later, Maine Democrats Recreate Kamala 2.0
Troy Jackson lost the June primary for governor, finishing third of five. He is now the Democratic nominee for the United States Senate.
The GOP's Swag Deficit
Why Republicans are losing their political edge and how a bold pro-growth budget could get it back.