Opinion
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Sunday Alcohol Sales Legalized in Indiana
Opinion -Indiana residents are now able to beat the summer heat by purchasing a beer on Sundays, for the first time since 1816. -
Kentucky Supreme Court Will Hear Right-to-Work Lawsuit
Opinion -The Kentucky state Supreme Court will hear a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a state law prohibiting unions from requiring all employees to pay dues in unionized workplaces. -
CBO Projects Continued Expansion of Federal Debt, Deficit
Opinion -A new report by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) predicts the federal government’s debt and deficit will continue to expand over the next 10 years. -
The Ethanol Gravy Train Rolls On
Opinion -Opponents make compelling case but can’t derail or even slow this well-protected industry. -
Special Counsel Mueller or Grand Inquisitor?
Opinion -Imagine a world where a special prosecutor was appointed and given authority higher than any official or appointee had heretofore been granted. -
Fund Managers Predict the Decline of Oil, But We’ve Heard This One Before
Opinion -World fund managers predict a fall in the value of oil companies. -
Senate Bill To Ban HFCs Pending
Opinion -A bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill to let the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) phase out certain greenhouse gases. -
Pro Football in the Spring Again
Opinion -Spring professional football returns in 2019 with the Alliance of American Football (AAF). -
Now They’re Waging War on Plastics!
Opinion -Earth Day Network’s misguided anti-plastic campaign is a sign of more nonsense to come. -
How Think Tanks Measure Success
Opinion -Quarterly Performance Report Second Quarter, 2018 -
Heartland, Other Groups Support Congressional Anti-Carbon Tax Efforts
Opinion -Climate Change Weekly #285 -
Artificial Intelligence and Progress
Opinion -Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking’s recent death brought new attention to his dire predictions about artificial intelligence (AI). -
NY AG Schneiderman: The Left Loses An Anti-Energy Elected Official; The Awfulness Continues
Opinion -Many of us are now aware of the mascara-wearing, woman-abusing, recently-ex-Attorney General of New York – Eric Schneiderman. -
Lessons from Tax Day
Opinion -Income taxes were just due, and I hope that filing this year wasn’t too painful. -
Earth Day 2018 Was About Plastic Pollution—But Greens Missed Target
Opinion -While efforts to reduce plastic pollution are needed, the campaign missed the mark by emphasizing measures to eliminate the use of plastics. -
Celebrate National Hospital Week by Removing These Destructive Regulations
Opinion -This week is National Hospital Week, which is as good a time as ever to examine certificate of need (CON) laws, one of the biggest obstructions facing new hospitals, hospital expansion, and access to quality health care. -
Mississippi Taxpayers on the Hook for Millions in Electric Car Company Bankruptcy
Opinion -A politically connected Mississippi based electric car company filed for bankruptcy in the face of lawsuits from the State of Mississippi among others. -
A CRA and the Ghouls of the Senate
Opinion -For two decades the internet hummed along, creating new opportunities for people, business, and ideas. -
Harvard Loses $1 Billion on Sustainable Natural Resource Investments
Opinion -Harvard University lost at least $1 billion dollars of its endowment on high-risk, sustainable, natural resource investments, according to a recent report in Bloomberg Businessweek. -
Does Your Medical Licensure Board Protect You?
Opinion -A bill that would give doctors the right to defend themselves if brought before the state licensure board, the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners (LSBME), was heard in the Louisiana state House of Representatives on May 2. -
Labor Force Participation: Swimming Upstream
Opinion -During the Obama years, critics of the administration pointed to falling labor force participation as the primary "cause" of the falling unemployment rate. -
May 9th’s Internet Communism Push: Left’s Net Neutrality ‘Red Alert’ Infests Capitol Hill
Opinion -Red is, of course, the worldwide color of Communism. -
Why Do Polar Bears Cry?
Opinion -Because the New York Times keeps lying about them. -
CPAC: And the American Liberty Scene
Opinion -There were many highlights from CPAC, but none greater than the hour-plus speech by President Donald Trump
