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.
How Brazil’s Government Is Making Work Illegal
If weekly pay stays the same while the maximum workweek shrinks, the effective hourly cost of labor rises mechanically, with no corresponding rise in worker productivity.
Georgia Election Vendors Seek To Win Over Committee Members: Take Two
Adida boasted of the company’s VVSG (Voluntary Voting System Guidelines) 2.0 certification, something that sets it ahead in the election industry.
Inside Biden’s DOJ: How LGBTQ Activist Groups Helped Set The Agenda For The Civil Rights Division
The documents do not portray the meetings as one-way briefings by federal officials.
Congress Failed, but Voters In 11 States Get Their Say On Core Provision Of The SAVE Act
Ballot measures in Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, South Dakota, and West Virginia would ban noncitizen voting.
Fauci’s Bird Flu Dress Rehearsal For COVID-19
Fauci wanted to find out if that could change. No president ever went to the American people and asked permission to make bird flu transmit more effectively.
Has Kristen Welker Ever Been Weaker?
The current host, Kristen Welker, is no Tim Russert. On Oct. 11, she interviewed Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.
France Wants Curfews In Some Areas After Weekend Of Riots
The Federation of Trade and Retail said almost 3,000 shops had been affected over the weekend.
Does AI Deserve Human Rights?
Starting next month, users will be prohibited from “sustained and needless cruel and abusive behavior” toward Anthropic’s AI chatbot, Claude.
The Politics Of Denial: When Americans Stop Seeing The Warning Signs
Government leaders who glorify violence, spew hatred, stir up racial prejudice, provoke civil unrest, and stoke discontent.
A Culture Of Death
All human beings possess natural rights, and governments are instituted to protect those rights. Government’s just powers derive solely from the consent of the governed. Government is not the owner of our lives. It is our creature, established to protect rights that precede its existence.
Republicans Shift Spending, Narrowing In On The Midterms
According to new Federal Election Commission filings, Republican super PACs aligned with President Donald Trump are redirecting spending away from their broad map.
Are The United States And Israel In Decline-And-Fall Mode?
What is important to note today is how the documents that were intended to guarantee American military supremacy including interventionism to maintain that edge appear to have taken hold of the President Donald J Trump administration...
In 2006, Republicans Lost Big In The Midterm Election. The Situation Looks Similar Now.
Merrill Matthews described in a Wednesday USA Today editorial parallels between now and then that portend trouble for Republican candidates
How The Republicans Seized Control Of Voting Rights From The States
According to progressives, the rationale behind vesting this power in the federal courts, through the Reconstruction amendments, was that States in the South could not be relied upon to support the civil rights revolution launched by the Republicans in 1865.