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Editors at National Review Online call on the Republican-led Congress to take a simple cost-cutting action. This week, the Senate will vote to rescind $9.4 billion of spending Congress previously…
Mairead McArdle details for the Daily Wire some of the least-defensible elements of the latest federal COVID-19 stimulus package. Some of the items are only loosely related to relieving pandemic…
Susan Crabtree of the Washington Free Beacon reports on one way in which the Trump administration’s failure to appoint new bureaucrats is undermining its work. President Donald Trump’s more-than-one-year delay…
James Antle and Joseph Lawler explain at the Washington Examiner why the next round of budget discussions in Washington, D.C., could produce fireworks. President Trump fired the opening salvo for…
Thomas Donlan devotes his latest Barron’s editorial commentary to Congress’ apparent disinterest in President Trump’s budget ideas. When the president published his instructions to Congress regarding the federal budget for…
North Carolina-based Public Policy Polling, which usually does fair and accurate polling, is, nevertheless, wholly in the pocket of the Left and Democrats when the chips are down. Take their…
There’s nothing wrong with National Public Radio’s viewpoint leaning left-of-center. I’m not the only one who thinks that way, according to the latest Newsweek: Would only liberals mourn a collapse…
Michael Barone‘s latest Washington Examiner column explains why NPR should urge Congress to end taxpayer subsidies for public broadcasting: NPR’s response to defunding threats has been incoherent. Its spokesmen point…
That quote comes from former Washington Post Managing Editor Phil Bennett, now a Duke professor, on why he believes public broadcasting is indispensible and should be preserved in the federal…
If you’ve followed this forum’s discussion of the massive changes in the world of journalism ? along with John Hood’s recent musings about the future of public broadcasting ? you…
Where’s the transparency at PBS?: In the world of Barney and Andy everyone has a right to know who gets public money of any kind and how much. So, what’s…
…demand the government stop subsidizing its competition for left-leaning talk radio? Many NPR stations have squeezed or eliminated musical programming in favor of talking — even including a game show.…