Opponents of Georgia’s new elections law say it will impose onerous voter ID requirements on those voting by mail. They’re wrong; there are multiple ways for absentee voters to verify their identities.
I love baseball, but I love my country more.
The Texas House’s health care reform package announced on Wednesday will mean lower costs and better care for Texans.
It’s not about whether election protection laws are discriminatory (they’re not); it’s about perceptions—and perceptions are being distorted by bad reporting.
More than 800 years of history and countless examples have demonstrated that an armed society is a free society.
Almost no one in Texas believes that tax dollars should fund lobbyists.
Texas school districts continue to show that neither the pandemic nor flailing enrollment nor large outstanding debts will deter them from seeking more, more, more.
The Texas Model works.
We can build more wall ourselves. That would be an appropriate use of the stimulus funding.
Fourteen states (including Texas) have sued President Joe Biden over his moratorium on new oil and natural gas leases on public lands and waters.
Steve Pejovich was a luminary in the field of economics whose work to defend private property rights, the rule of law, and individual liberty has inspired the conservative movement in untold ways.
Government subsidies have distorted our energy market and undermined investment in reliable power.