Yesterday the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an important case for the separation of powers, National Labor Relations Board v. Canning. This is a case testing the constitutionality of the Obama Administration's effort to steal some power from ...
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Last Friday I examined Jason Furman’s claim that Obamacare has reduced Medicare spending since 2010.  Furman, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisors, attributed the slower Medicare growth rate to “innovations” contained in Obamacare like penalizing hospitals for ...
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Today’s enrollment report from the Dept. of Health and Human Services finally releases data on the age breakdown in the Obamacare exchanges.  As many of us have expected, the exchanges aren’t even close to the number of young people the ...
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The indefatigable David Rose of Britain's Daily Mail, working with British climate blogger Tony Newberry, has today exposed bias in news reporting of climate change of a scale heretofore unknown, even for that never-accurately-covered subject. He reveals that, in a ...
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Even though only a meager number of jobs were created during the month of December and workforce participation fell, the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics nonetheless says the official unemployment rate actually dropped at the end of 2013 to 6.7 ...
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A letter to schools sent out earlier this week by the Obama Administration is telling administrators to literally spare the rod and spoil the child when it comes to matters of discipline. Because of perceived discriminatory effects of “zero tolerance” ...
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Horace Cooper, co-chairman of the National Center’s Project 21 black leadership network, heartily defended Arthur Laffer — the famous (and still active) Reagan-era economist — in a TVOne network debate about reforming the minimum wage to promote black teenage employment ...
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Attorney General Eric Holder and Secretary of Education Arnie Duncan recently suggested the best way for schools to cut down on perceived discriminatory student discipline policies — creating an alleged “school-to-prison pipeline” — is for schools to scale back on ...
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On the January 7, 2014 broadcast of Al Sharpton's MSNBC Show "Politics Nation," Bill Nye of "Bill Nye the Science Guy" tries to have it both ways on climate change. He's trying to maximize the possibility that this week's cold ...
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On the 1/7/14 edition of “America with Jorge Ramos” on the Fusion network, Project 21 member Stacy Washington talks about the high-profile hiring of a new black female member to the cast of the “Saturday Night Live” comedy show. Over ...
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