The danger of … Harry Potter?
Katherine Timpf of National Review Online highlights the latest case of campus craziness. A student at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse filed a report with the campus “Hate…
Katherine Timpf of National Review Online highlights the latest case of campus craziness. A student at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse filed a report with the campus “Hate…
Jillian Kay Melchior highlights for National Review Online readers an interesting new study about the political impact of labor union dues. An exhaustive new study from the Center for Union…
Jillian Kay Melchior reports for National Review Online on the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency’s questionable response to allegations of sexual misconduct against some of its employees. Most companies would fire…
National Review Online picks up on a new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research concluding that some electric vehicles cause more pollution than their gas-burning counterparts. The study…
Jillian Kay Melchior of National Review Online details a recent Sierra Club flub. A leading national watchdog group monitoring nonprofits has put the Sierra Club on its watch list after…
Jillian Kay Melchior shares with National Review Online readers details of the latest case of “green” cronyism involving the Obama administration. The Department of Energy last week announced a conditional…
Jillian Kay Melchior writes for National Review Online that the Environmental Protection Agency’s math falls short of the mark as the agency attempts to justify new air- and water-quality regulations.…
You don’t believe that a recent Government Accountability Office report on fake enrollments for Obamacare subsidies represents a big deal? Jillian Kay Melchior of National Review Online offers some expert…
In case you thought you had heard all of the potential problems associated with implementation of the Affordable Care Act, Jillian Kay Melchior of National Review Online details another: questionable…
Plenty, as a blurb in the latest print edition of National Review explains. The federal government’s Lifeline program is supposed to provide subsidized phone service to the truly needy. The…
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Jillian Kay Melchior explains for National Review Online readers why fast-food workers’ strike for a wage roughly twice the current federal minimum wage makes no sense. Unions and their allies…