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Lying in Politics and Free Speech Jan. 27, 2014

Daily Editorials

Lying by and about politicians is a regrettable and probably permanent feature of American democracy... Read More

The Bipartisan Commission Ruse Jan. 26, 2014

Steve Chapman

In the polarized atmosphere of Washington, there is one thing that both parties can usually agree on... Read More

Needed: One Really Smart Tiger Jan. 25, 2014

Mark Shields

The Tax Reform Act of 1986 — which dramatically cut individual rates, lowering the top rate pa... Read More

Zack Hill

Jan. 24, 2014

Obama Weakness Makes GOP Early Favorite for 2016 Jan. 24, 2014

Scott Rasmussen

The conventional wisdom in Washington was succinctly expressed in a recent Washington Post article, ... Read More

The US Chamber of Commerce Versus America Jan. 24, 2014

Michelle Malkin

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is a politically entrenched synod of special interests. These fat cats ... Read More

Things That Just Don't Make Common Sense to the Public Jan. 16, 2014

Matt Towery

The mainstream media can't figure out why Americans won't get on the "global warming" trai... Read More

Politics Versus Education Jan. 14, 2014

Thomas Sowell

Anyone who has still not yet understood the utter cynicism of the Obama administration in general, ... Read More

Politics and Minimum Wage Jan. 08, 2014

Walter E. Williams

There's little debate among academic economists about the effect of minimum wages. University of Cal... Read More

The 'Trickle-Down' Lie Jan. 07, 2014

Thomas Sowell

New York's new mayor, Bill de Blasio, in his inaugural speech, denounced people "on the far rig... Read More

Good News for 2014 Jan. 01, 2014

Joseph Farah

The year 2013 will not go down in my memory as one of the happiest. It was a year of attacks on Amer... Read More

Remembering Harold Simmons Jan. 01, 2014

Tim Graham

I've not read the official obituaries because they are predictable. "Billionaire." "R... Read More

A Columnists Favorite Column: Homage to Charley Reese Dec. 14, 2013

Diane Dimond

Professionals of all types admire others in their field. Architects respect certain other architects... Read More

Optimism in the Air Mar. 14, 2013

Lawrence Kudlow

You might not know it from the acrimonious political debate on cable and broadcast TV, or on talk ra... Read More

Who May Tax and Spend? Sep. 09, 2012

Walter E. Williams

Within the past decade, I've written columns titled "Deception 101," "Stubborn Ignora... Read More

The Ups and Downs for Women Sep. 05, 2012

Suzanne Fields

A sea change has washed over America since Sigmund Freud asked the question that forever perplexes e... Read More

See You at the Club: Fed Fat Cats Dip Into the Till Jun. 13, 2012

Robert Scheer

Statistics are boring, but it's important to wrap your head around this latest one from the Federal ... Read More

Obama Out of Touch, And Worse Jun. 12, 2012

Daily Editorials

Caught without his teleprompter, President Barack Obama recently gave an unintended glimpse into how... Read More

To Be or Not To Be Nasty Jun. 07, 2012

Tom Rosshirt

It's not every day that the whole country turns its eyes on Wisconsin when the Packers aren't playin... Read More

The GOP's Creative Destruction Jan. 09, 2012

David Harsanyi

Yes, it's true that unlike some Republicans, Democrats don't "enjoy firing people." They... Read More