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We are getting sick and tired of this media and Democrat tirade that the Trump budget makes “savage cuts in poverty prevention programs.” We rarely

Last week 35 House Democrats broke ranks to join House Republicans and ban California’s special waiver that enables its ban on internal combustion vehicles. We thought

Yesterday, we showed the Congressional Districts with SALT taxpayers, which were overwhelmingly blue.  Today, we share the state ranking table, in which 9 of the 10

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and the Energy Secretary Chris Wright have been pushing forward with a simple but (for Washington) radical idea: let the free

This is a troubling trend: the number of fast-growing, middle-sized companies that are going public is in dramatic decline. The more than 100 million Americans

Last week we noted that the media hyperventilated over the stock market losses through the first three weeks of April, even blurting that this was

This is less than the $4 billion Biden wanted to hand out, but why throw good money after bad by providing ANY money for the

Maybe. Hopefully. This chart from economist Mark Skousen, author of The Making of Modern Economics, shows the worldwide surge in the size of government over the

Trump is off to a good start on the jobs front. We will see if these strong numbers hold up in the months ahead as

There is a debate inside the Republican House about how high the IRS tax deduction should be for state and local taxes paid (SALT). Regular