Have you noticed that the expansion of passenger rail is beginning to permeate agendas of state and local governments? The romance of big rail projects and access to other people’s money have always been hard for career politicians to resist.
Zorn: Colorado’s passenger rail romance vs. reality Read More »
Using your imagination and curiosity is one of life’s greatest joys when used in a healthy way. I invite you to think about something fun: “What type of dog are you most like?”
Devotional: What type of dog are you? Read More »
If anyone still harbored any illusions that the International Criminal Court at The Hague was a serious institution with a shred of legitimacy and a moral mandate, those illusions have surely been put to rest.
Sloan: The unhinged morality of the international community Read More »
With the Colorado legislature’s huge Democrat majority passing a flood of bills pushing radical gender-switching dogma for children, the only way to fight back is with ballot initiatives.
Overbeck: How to stop biological boys from dominating girls’ sports in Colorado Read More »
California now leads the nation in imposing dumb wage laws. The state just raised the hourly minimum wage for fast food workers to $20.
Stossel: You can flip burgers in California for $20 an hour Read More »
Confiscating money from people who never went to college, as well as those who foolishly paid off their own college loans, to give the booty to those who knowingly agreed to pay back their loans isn’t enough.
Caldara: At CU you can get a domestic terrorist scholarship Read More »
Over the past two years, nearly half the states in America acted to scrutinize purchases of land linked to China and other foreign adversaries. Concerns focus primarily on national security threats from China, and they’re well-founded.
Burack: China’s land purchases in U.S. spark outcry for federal solution Read More »
If you’re having trouble affording groceries, don’t expect sympathy from the White House.
Antoni: Biden’s indifference to Americans’ plight of soaring food prices is appalling Read More »
It seems everybody wants to “save” the journalism industry these days, except for the people who matter most — news consumers.
McCall: Government has no business trying to ‘save’ journalism Read More »
What is now officially Memorial Day used to be called Decoration Day, a uniquely American holiday born from the ashes of the America War.
