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Will the Chevron Decision Fix Big Government? Aug. 07, 2024

Star Parker

The Supreme Court recently ruled to overturn the Chevron doctrine precedent that has stood since 198... Read More

'Drain the Swamp' May. 08, 2024

John Stossel

Presidential candidate Donald Trump promised to "drain the swamp!" The "swamp" is the permanent Wash... Read More

You Can't Say That Nov. 22, 2023

John Stossel

My first Stossel TV Fellow, Trevor Kraus, initiated this column. Our video version is called "... Read More

Throwing Money at Colorado's K-12 Oct. 18, 2023

Daily Editorials

If only Colorado could spend its way to higher student achievement. Our schoolchildren would be in a... Read More

Shut It Down! Oct. 04, 2023

John Stossel

This week Republicans and Democrats got together to avert a government shutdown. Too bad. There's so... Read More

St. Louis, the Region's Flagship City, Is Flagging for Lack of Competent Management May. 24, 2023

Daily Editorials

The signs are everywhere that St. Louis is a city in serious crisis. The trash can't get picked up. ... Read More

Voters Oppose 'Transformative' Policies, Want Reform of Dysfunctional Bureaucracies Jan. 28, 2022

Michael Barone

Do Americans really want transformative change? The evidence accumulates that they don't. That is a ... Read More

Your Costs for Biden's Bloated Bureaucracy Nov. 23, 2021

Common Sense

"Drain the swamp!" Those three words were more than a mantra for the Trump administration. They were... Read More

The Crisis of Our Third Century Aug. 27, 2021

Erick Erickson

As a global pandemic raged and governments began locking down and sheltering citizens in place, the ... Read More

Of Kickball, Cops and Child Abuse Aug. 26, 2021

Lenore Skenazy

What happens on a summer's eve when a couple dozen kids and parents spill into the street for a neig... Read More

How Bureaucracy Killed Hundreds of Thousands of Americans Jan. 06, 2021

Ben Shapiro

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, the media have spilled barrels of ink over mistakes by the... Read More

Livelihoods and Liberty Left in the Lurch Dec. 22, 2020

Salena Zito

ROSS TOWNSHIP, Pennsylvania — Seven years ago, combat veteran Jack Mook was a hard-nosed Pitts... Read More

We Need a New Base Realignment and Closure Commission -- Not a New Bureaucracy Apr. 23, 2020

Veronique de Rugy

In times of crisis like the one we are now going through, calls to grow an already-bloated bureaucra... Read More

Licensed to Fail Jan. 15, 2020

John Stossel

People who want to work should be allowed to work. That includes people who once went to jail. With... Read More

Colleges Dupe Parents and Taxpayers Jan. 01, 2020

Walter E. Williams

Colleges have been around for centuries. College students have also been around for centuries. Yet, ... Read More

Government Bullies Jul. 10, 2019

John Stossel

The city of Dunedin, Florida, wants Jim Ficken's home. Ficken's mom died, so he went to South Carol... Read More

Insurance Anxiety Apr. 11, 2019

Susan Estrich

I'm lucky. Very lucky. There are a million things I wish I could do that I am absolutely terrible at... Read More

Laugh, Cry or Do Something Feb. 06, 2019

Classic Zig Ziglar

We've all used the phrase, "I didn't know whether to laugh or cry." To this, I will add there is a t... Read More

If You Don't Hate the Government, You're Not Paying Attention Sep. 07, 2018

Ted Rall

Imagine a store that makes its customers miserable. The interior is ugly and uncomfortable. The staf... Read More

Shutdown Silliness Jan. 24, 2018

Social Security and You

As I am writing this, the government is in the middle of another of its silly shutdown soap operas. ... Read More