06.27.2012

Voucher Applications Roll in Louisiana Despite Legal Challenges from Teachers Unions

By Kevin Mooney — Parents and students who are ambitious to switch out of failing public schools have until June 30 to become part of history. That is the cut-off date for applications to be submitted to the state education department for scholarship funds that […]

06.26.2012

Dodging another UN bullet

By Paul Driessen and Duggan Flanakin — The Future We Want outlined a “common vision” for planetary “sustainable development,” as proclaimed by the “Organizing Partners of the Major Group of NGOs,” to guide the taxpayer-funded Rio+20 summit that ended last week in disarray and acrimony. […]

06.26.2012

Must Reads for June 26

06.26.2012

Worker and taxpayer rights preserved

By David Nace — Despite all the rhetoric and millions of dollars spent by both sides in Wisconsin, the fundamental issue is very simple.  Should workers have the right to voluntarily join a union and pay union dues? The reason that unions were so incensed […]

06.26.2012

Time to get over Citizens United

By Bill Wilson — Apparently, the Montana State Supreme Court missed a rather important part of the Federal Constitution, the Supremacy Clause, in a Dec. 2011 ruling that upheld a state law prohibiting corporations from engaging in electioneering. Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice John Roberts, stood ready […]

06.26.2012

Philly food project tests supply and demand

By Rebekah Rast — Food deserts are areas in developed nations where access to fresh and healthy food is limited and inadequate. In the urban areas of Philadelphia it could be defined as convenience stores outnumbering grocery stores or markets that carry fresh produce. These […]

06.25.2012

Must Reads for June 25

06.25.2012

Obama above the law on DREAM Act and executive privilege?

By Bill Wilson — In his latest expansion of his own power, on June 15 Barack Obama issued an executive action essentially and summarily granting legal status to perhaps 800,000 illegal immigrants. Whether one agrees with the DREAM Act — which would have done essentially the same […]

06.25.2012

Major union feels sting of SCOTUS decision

NRD Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared at The Daily Caller . By Kevin Mooney — Having already experienced a continuous string of political setbacks at the state level, one of the nation’s largest unions was jolted again Thursday when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of […]

06.22.2012

What is the extent of Obama’s executive privilege on Fast and Furious?

By Bill Wilson — Obama’s citing of executive privilege to conceal documents in the Fast and Furious scandal is an egregious expansion of the doctrine, which is only supposed to extend to the President’s top advisors — not low-level Justice Department officials whose actions got a Border […]

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