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The Washington Times editorial board notes a welcome change in corporate America. Hopeful signs abound for the year ahead. Large corporations are abandoning thinly veiled racism disguised as diversity, equity…
Lydia Moynihan writes for the New Yok Post about D.C. politicians and lobbyists playing a significant role in serious problems plaguing U.S. airlines. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is coming under…
The FAA experienced an unpreceded outage Wednesday morning, delaying or canceling flights throughout the country. Though the White House has reported that a cyber-attack is not suspected, it does raise…
My Locke colleague Brian Balfour has noted that Americans voted with their feet in 2021, moving away from higher-tax states to lower-tax states like North Carolina. Check out the chart…
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon highlights the political left’s response to a popular catchphrase. We regret to inform you that the libs and the journos (pardon the redundancy)…
Editors at Issues and Insights explore the growing use of the phrase “Let’s Go, Brandon.” Over the weekend, a song by little-known rap artist Bryson Gray leaped to No. 1…
Elizabeth Elkind writes for DailyMail.com about the latest salvo from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis took aim at President Joe Biden once again in the latest heated…
Paul Gessing writes at National Review Online about the consequences of one Western state’s poor economic policies. As has been the case for decades, Midwestern “Rust Belt” states overall lost…
Naomi Lim of the Washington Examiner looks into the state of the American electorate after the 2020 presidential race. President Trump has changed the contours of the electoral map, but…
Joel Peterson writes for National Review Online about an opportunity for courts to reverse a terrible ruling linked to property rights. … [F]ew observers have noticed a recent federal court…
The new aviation deal with Cuba limits U.S. air lines to 20 scheduled flights a day to Havana. Airline interest was much stronger than that though, with various U.S. carriers…
With the keep word being “applies.” The U.S. and Cuba have a new aviation framework, which will soon allow scheduled air service between the two countries. There’s a key limit…