Anti-poverty advocates are throwing a fit over the Trump administration’s decision to halt the Household Food Security report, a survey that measures levels of hunger and food insecurity in the…
Heather Hunter writes for the Washington Examiner about government misuse of Twitter. Independent journalist Matt Taibbi released another batch of “Twitter Files” Saturday night using a series of tweets to…
Is the death of TikTok coming to the United States sooner rather than later? That’s possible as Texas joins North Carolina and other states in banning the use of the…
Adam Kredo of the Washington Free Beacon reports on a bill designed to fight a particularly disturbing case of government overreach. A bill circulating through Congress would stop the Biden…
The latest installment of TIME magazine’s “10 Questions” features former Nixon aide John Dean. Read the whole piece, and you’ll note that Dean appears to have little good to say…
Is the USA heading in the direction of Orwell’s Oceania, the country run by Big Brother’s omnipotent government in 1984? Very much so argues lawyer Allen Mendenhall in this terrific…
Jill Kelley writes in the Wall Street Journal about the federal government’s trampling of her privacy. It is a warning for every American who thinks it couldn’t happen to you.…
I rarely find much to agree with on the editorial page of the LA Times, but this editorial is right on target. Britain’s detention of David Miranda was just harassment.…
Those of you who dread the prospect of the government sifting through your personal information might want to avoid reading Michael Tanner‘s latest column at National Review Online. The Cato…
Daniel Henninger‘s latest column in The Wall Street Journal examines the impact Obama administration scandals have had on public attitudes about government. In January the pollsters at the Pew Research…
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky discusses the Obama administration’s sweeping dragnet of phone data of U.S. citizens. We fought a revolution over issues like…