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Presidents deserve wide latitude in selecting members of their Cabinet. But, at the same time, the Senate must take its advice and consent role seriously if…

As Joe Biden’s presidency enters its last weeks, officials are rushing “to preserve at least some of the outgoing president’s legacy,” The Associated Press reports, before…

Perhaps there’s hope for California yet. California doesn’t have Election Day. In a fitting example of how dysfunctional the state is, it has election month as…

Elon Musk has wasted little time laying the groundwork for his job in the next Trump administration, overseeing the new Department of Government Efficiency. The billionaire…

Donald Trump has quickly begun selecting members of his governing team. On Monday, he tabbed former New York congressman Lee Zeldin to run the EPA. Not…

Tuesday has come and gone, but election officials in Nevada are still counting ballots. Nevada law mandates that mail ballots postmarked by Election Day be tallied…

All politics is local, as they say, and it’s understandable that many voters will cast ballots in the presidential election based on pocketbook issues. But they…

Unelected bureaucrats pose one of the biggest threats to personal freedom. Their weapon of choice is regulation. This November, voters in Arizona have a chance to…

It’s possible to close the achievement gap in education. It doesn’t require more money but more competition. This month, the Progressive Policy Institute released a report…

The Biden-Harris administration wants the public to believe the country is in great shape economically. Yet the budget deficit tells a story of unsustainable spending. In…