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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., right, announce their Green New Deal resolution ...
Adam Kredo is senior writer for the Washington Free Beacon.
Iran is permitted to pursue the construction of two newly announced nuclear plants under the parameters of last summer’s nuclear agreement, Obama administration officials informed the Washington Free Beacon, setting the stage for Tehran to move forward with construction following orders from President Hassan Rouhani.
Ali Salehi, Iran’s top nuclear official, announced on Thursday that Iran has invested $10 billion into the construction of two new nuclear plants after
Allentown Success We had a successful night in Allentown on Wednesday, at the Public Safety Committee meeting. The committee was considering a “lost/stolen” firearms ordinance.We made our arguments opposing the bill and informed the committee that we would follow every public case until we found someone willing to challenge the ordinance and that we would then assist them to the fullest (interpret as help suing the city).They cited the fact that the DA told them years ago that this ordinance would be unlawful. While that did not stop them from passing it then, the fact that they repealed it this past January is acknowledgement that it is in fact unlawful. So tonight, in
Entire Disc of Records Uncovered by FBI Were Not Provided to State by Clinton in December 2014
(Washington DC) – Judicial Watch today announced that the State Department has agreed to produce to Judicial Watch all emails sent or received by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that were uncovered by the FBI in its investigation of Clinton and her use of the clintonemail.com system:
[T]he FBI completed its transmission to the State Department of documents recovered by the FBI in the course of its investigation in connection with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a personal e-mail system during her time as Secretary of State. State has voluntarily agreed to produce non-exempt agency
The Common Schools movement was designed to teach all children in the same “common” schoolhouse. (Photo: Underwood Archives/UIG Universal Images Group/Newscom)
Sofia Gallo is a member of the Young Leaders Program at The Heritage Foundation.
Lindsey M. Burke researches and writes on federal and state education issues as the Will Skillman fellow in education policy at The Heritage Foundation.
For much of American history, education was decentralized, seen as a responsibility of families, communities, churches, and local governments.
Parents in the mid-17th century, for example, were not just seen as critical partners in their children’s education, but were expected to be their children’s primary teachers, creating
So, more and more we hear the phrase “mental illness.” It seems that the fellow who just stabbed and killed 5 people in Europe was said not to be “radicalized.” No, he, a Somali transplant while we are being told he is a “Norwegian” is “mentally ill.” We are not told he is an individual committing a sinful act out of a lack of a moral compass.
It is funny if you really think about it. Anyone from anywhere can move to an anglo-european county and be referred to “Norwegian” or “Swiss” or whatever but if a european moves to Japan for instance they will never be called “Japanese.” Caucasians seem to have no standing
Elizabeth Harrington is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon.
The federal government has imposed a new major regulation every three days since President Barack Obama took office, as the administration has shattered the record for implementing regulations costing the economy $100 million or more.
The Obama administration has now issued 600 major regulations, the center-right policy institute the American Action Forumnoted in a recent report.
“One year ago, the American Action Forum (AAF) celebrated a regulatory milestone, of sorts: 500 major regulations,” wrote Sam Batkins, director of regulatory policy. “A major regulation has an
Most experts regard consumer’s psychological disposition as the driving force of an economy. If consumers are optimistic and happy with the economy, no recession can occur — so it is believed. According to the popular way of thinking, if consumers are active, this is said to be a good sign for economic health. If consumers do not spend enough then it is seen as bad news. Indeed surveys of business activity show that during a recession, businesses emphasize a lack of consumer demand as the major factor behind their poor performances.
In the real world, consumer optimism is important, but by itself it will achieve nothing. Production must precede consumption. It is necessary to produce useful goods
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