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If there is any city in America that desperately needs more school competition, it’s Chicago. As we’ve written in the past, there are more than

The new 2024 Census Bureau city population estimates, find that eight of the fastest growing since the 2020 census (out of the more than 19,000

We still get a lot of pushback from friends and adversaries alike on the issue of whether the Smoot-Hawley tariff, signed into law by Herbert

Trump was smart to shut down much of the corrupt foreign aid industrial complex. That money rarely trickles down to the very poor and instead

Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the Laffer curve written on that famous

Middlebury College professor Gary Winslett somehow got the Washington Post (of all places) to print this list of the key ingredients that caused the Midwest

There are at least six million job openings in the U.S., yet we have a record number of working age men not working. Maybe one

Less than a week after insisting he was full-steam ahead on giving free health care to illegals, Gavin Newsom has hit the pause button. U.S.

Not one Democrat in the House or Senate will vote for the Trump tax bill, yet the Republicans in Congress insist on retaining and even