Ralph Northam is facing backlash after a 1984 photo of him and a friend in blackface and a KKK uniform emerged. Every condemnation, however, has missed the point of this …
The VA Governor Blackface Controversy Shows Dangers of Big Government
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TSA’s Failures Say More About Its Futile Nature Than About The Gov’t Shutdown
On Monday, the government shutdown entered day 24. As news outlets and Democratic politicians used reports regarding Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees calling in sick to work to scare the …
Kentucky Governor Dismisses Marijuana Legalization As A Means To Address Pension Problem
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin said that legalizing marijuana and taxing it to death would not solve the state’s underfunded pension problem. And he’s right. After all, out of the 50 …
In This State, Even Lap Dances Are Overtaxed
An Illinois strip club received a pretty hefty tax bill from Cook County officials over its lap dance services. Now, the joint’s owners are suing, alleging that the local tax …
Privatize College Football For A Better Game
College football is big business. Unfortunately, taxpayers see little in return for all the money they put into it, willingly or not. Just as we enter 2019 knowing the NCAA …
End Saudi Arabia’s Influence Over The Oil Market By Liberating The Market
Just before the busiest season for travel in the United States, crude oil saw a sharp price drop, giving American drivers in at least nine states the gift of gas …
After Judge Rules Obamacare Unconstitutional, Industry Stocks Plunge
After Texas federal judge Reed O’Connor ruled the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, was unconstitutional on Friday, the stocks of insurance companies and hospitals plunged. The Dec. 14th …
Mitigate Climate Change With Mandatory Vegan Meals, LA Councilman Urges
Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Koretz, a Democrat, wants to push veganism down Angelenos’ throats by mandating that all concessionaires at city-owned properties serve at least one vegan dish. The …
Virginia Colleges Aren’t Doing Much To Protect Free Speech
Virginia colleges are behind when it comes to speech protections, a new report from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) shows. Out of 18 colleges, only three got …
New York’s New Bill Would Make iPhone Users’ Data Vulnerable To Law Enforcement
New York City Council wants to regulate what you do while using your iPhone. Unfortunately, their plan involves giving law enforcement more dubious reasons to have access to our private …