Family-friendly policies in blue cities could spur religiosity

March 26, 2025

Family-friendly policies in blue cities could spur religiosity

Paula White, televangelist and Senior Advisor to the White House Faith Office, offers an entirely unorthodox form of Christianity. Yet she represents much of President Donald Trump’s religious voter base. With the right family policies, this would not be too hard to fix. Trends in religion usually help color Republican election success, and this past […]

Schumer only has himself to blame for the left-wing anger against him

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is in hot water with Democrats after voting with Republicans to end Senate debate on the most recent government funding bill. His leadership position is in the crosshairs of a mob of his own making, driven by his failure to confront extremism in his own party. Schumer and other […]

America must respond to China’s global mining spending spree

America sits atop an abundance of natural resources, yet our once-robust mining sector has withered. Today, only two of the world’s 25 largest mining companies are headquartered in the United States, and just one is led by an American CEO. Meanwhile, China has surged ahead, leveraging state-backed investment and aggressive diplomacy to increase its influence […]

How DOGE can fix the government’s court liabilities fund

The need for reform in the U.S. government’s financial systems has never been more urgent, including the lesser-known Judgment Fund, which is responsible for paying legal judgments and settlements against the federal government. It plays a crucial role in ensuring that the United States fulfills its legal obligations. But this fund is fraught with mismanagement, […]

Democrats spending large amounts in long-shot Florida races

Florida will hold a pair of special elections on April 1 to replace the vacancies left by former Reps. Matt Gaetz and Mike Waltz. Both elections are in traditionally Republican districts, as Waltz won his seat by 33 points and Gaetz won his by 32 points. In spite of Gaetz’s large margin of victory, he […]

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Los Angeles wants $2 billion bailout after raising pay for government workers

In the aftermath of the wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles, the city is requesting more money from the state and promising to punish residents for not cleaning up fast enough. Los Angeles had already been wrestling with budget problems before the fires, though Democratic Mayor Karen Bass found enough money to throw $316 million toward […]

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