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Big Supreme Court Win on WOTUS Lawsuits

January 23, 2018 Hank Eckardt 0

Today, in a critical win for American property owners, Southeastern Legal Foundation’s clients, and the Constitution, the United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cannot evade judicial review by limiting

60 Plus Fights to End Congressional Sexual Harassment Hush Fund

January 22, 2018 Hank Eckardt 0

60 Plus Association Chairman and Founder Jim Martin issued the following statement, urging grassroots support for H.R. 4494, the Congressional Accountability and Hush Fund Elimination Act: Americans were shocked to learn that victims of sexual

California Has the Highest Poverty Rate in America. Why?

January 22, 2018 Editor 0

Jon Miltimore Can you guess which state has the highest poverty rate in the U.S.? Many people would say Mississippi. That’s how I would have responded if you had asked me this morning, and I

The case for using military force against North Korea

January 18, 2018 Editor 0

Danny Lam, University of Waterloo As American and Canadian officials meet this week to discuss North Korea, it’s worth a reminder that military options must be on the table if diplomatic efforts to de-nuclearize the

Matt Schlapp on President Trump and Criminal Justice Reform

January 18, 2018 Hank Eckardt 0

Below is the ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp’s statement about Trump Administration meetings on Criminal Justice Reform: President Trump and his administration have already accomplished the most important part in this struggle to have more people

California’s Poverty is Dragging Us All Down

January 18, 2018 Editor 0

Ryan McMaken Earlier this week, the LA Times reminded its readers that California has the highest poverty rate in the nation. Specifically, when using the Census Bureau’s most recent” Supplemental Poverty Measure” (SPM), California clocks in with a

Is it Time to Break Up Higher Education

January 18, 2018 Editor 0

Daniel Lattier Many today regard America’s college system as broken, and would like to see it broken up. As the argument goes, too many kids are being pushed toward college only to receive a substandard

The Lead’s 5 at 10

January 18, 2018 Hank Eckardt 0

TheLead.com is compiling the top 5 stories of the day from around the web. This is your one stop shop to quickly catch up on the most important news every morning. So grab a cup

Get Ready for Economic Liftoff

January 17, 2018 Editor 0

Peter Roff The supposedly smart people said Donald Trump would destroy the U.S. economy if he were elected president. They were wrong. On Thursday, [January 4], the Dow broke 25,000 for the first time in

When Feeding the Homeless Becomes a Crime

January 17, 2018 Editor 0

Jon Miltimore More than a dozen people were recently arrested in El Cajon, California. Their crime? They were feeding the homeless. “The arrests come in the wake of a newly enacted city ordinance banning people