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The new law provides $6,000 scholarship accounts for lower-income students, with initial funding for 5000 kids in the first year, 10,000 in year two, and

A who’s who of liberal groups and top Biden officials held a conference this week gushing about their plans to break up monopolies in America.

The first “Nation’s Report Card” from the Department of Education since the school lockdowns are out and the damage reminds us of what a 1983

Speaking of inflation, here’s a jaw-dropping calculation from the House Ways and Means Committee: The analysis is somewhat misleading because homes are an asset, so

Necessitated by the Biden $6 trillion spending and borrowing spree with inflation soaring to as high as 9% and still running at 5%, the Fed

Our longtime friend Carl Schramm, professor of public health at Syracuse University, recently testified before the Senate Budget Committee, on public health and climate change.

Then this headline from this week:

One constant theme of the Hotline is that regulatory agencies are an unconstitutional fourth branch of government. Now the Court may take a big, welcomed

We are not apocalyptic about the banking situation, but when we hear statements like this from the White House, it makes us want to sell

Last time we wrote about the North Carolina school choice bill HB 823 — led by party-switcher Tricia Cotham — it was just a handful