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The late Swedish economist Assar Lindbeck once quipped that “Rent control appears to be the most efficient technique presently known to destroy a city—except for

The newly elected VA governor is off to a good start: The Youngkin effect. As DC/PG County schools go remote for new year, Virginia schools

When CBS legal correspondent Jan Crawford was asked on “Face the Nation,” what was the most underreported story of 2021, she responded by taking to

Yes, we know that the protocol is to talk about how wonderful our past political leaders are at the time of their death. Such a

Larry Summers, the former Clinton and Obama economic advisor, who humiliated the Biden White House with his prediction that their policies would fuel inflation, is

The Chicago Teachers Union recently asked its teacher members if they want to stay home after the Christmas break ends: Why, why, why do we

Hispanics shifted big time to the GOP in the 2020 election and the Wall Street Journal did a good job explaining why: “The social constraints

After zero Regeneron shipments for about ten days, HHS quietly authorized them to start again yesterday, allowing small state allocations. The shipments were stopped because

One reason Americans are afraid of the latest Covid wave is that we hear health experts and the media reporting hospitals filling with patients –

It’s hard to believe a state could have mishandled COVID patients worse than New York, which sent recovering COVID patients to recuperate in nursing homes,