By Adam Bitely — It’s been a month since the sequester spending cuts kicked in and — shockingly — America has survived against the longest of odds. With fear of foreign invasion running high in the days leading up to sequestration taking effect, the Federal […]

The Washington Examiner does a great job in explaining why Gina McCarthy should not be the next EPA Administrator: Gina McCarthy, President Obama’s nominee to succeed Lisa Jackson as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, should be rejected for a variety of reasons, but one in particular […]

By Craig Rucker — In his second inaugural address, President Obama pledged to address “the threat of climate change” because no one can avoid “the devastating impact of raging fires, crippling droughts and more powerful storms.”  The President had said nothing about climate change during […]

By Rick Manning — Various media outlets breathlessly announced that there has been an immigration reform deal between the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the AFL-CIO which establishes something called “prevailing wage” into the parts of the private sector of the economy that rely on immigrant labor. […]

“Thomas Perez has both a troubling record of mismanagement and a radical leftist agenda that he is bent on imposing without regard for the law. His nomination should be rejected.”— Bill Wilson , President, Americans for Limited Government On March 19, 2013 President Obama nominated Thomas Perez […]

By Marta H. Mossburg Dateline:  March 27, 2020—The federal government today announced new regulations for buying fast food. Starting June 1, upon entering a national fast food chain restaurant or before ordering via a drive-thru each patron must undergo a Body Mass Index (BMI) analysis. […]

By Victor Morawski While my paper is not primarily intended to target professionals in this field, I should perhaps mention at the outset that there is an area of Ethics called “Metaethics” which focuses on the field of Ethics itself as its area of study.  […]

By Adam Bitely — Another Washington, D.C. gimmick has failed. The “No Budget, No Pay” act aimed to force the Senate to pass a budget for the first time in four years. While successful at doing that, that’s about all this effort accomplished. And the […]

By David Bozeman — The perversion of freedom, or the freedom of perversion? That is the prevailing question in 2013. Conservatives and libertarians casually toss around such concepts as “freedom,” “capitalism,” “individual liberty,” etc., as if listeners share the same outrage at marginal tax rates […]

By Rick Manning — Susan Sarandon has emerged from her crypt to join forces with radical environmentalists opposing hydraulic fracturing natural gas and oil production in New York. Daryl Hannah, an actress who is more famed for hanging out with Kennedys than for anything she has done […]