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They are trying to find out if he was "radicalized" on a trip home. There is a second, even more troubling possibility.
What would it have cost her to just be gracious?
CDC statistics don’t bear out Bloomberg’s rhetoric.
Increase in women 25 to 34 getting jobs is partly responsible for better labor force participation numbers.
Here’s what AOC got wrong about the new food stamp reforms.
There are worst things in life than being mocked by Justin Trudeau. Some might say it's a bad of honor.
Via Washington Examiner
by Kristin A. Shapiro
This bipartisan plan is a pragmatic approach to supporting parental leave that conservatives can get behind.
Via Real Clear Policy
by Hadley Heath
The administration’s proposed rules would require hospitals and insurers to share real net prices for healthcare services. Such changes could dramatically change how Americans shop for and consume health care, because they’d infuse our system with information, competition, and accountability.
Via City Journal
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
The watchdog group Children’s Rights sues for control of Arizona’s child-welfare system.
Via PJ Media
by Claudia Rosett
As this Thanksgiving Day dawned in America, thousands of people in Hong Kong were holding a mid-evening rally to thank America for supporting the territory's massive democracy movement.
Via Washington Examiner
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
In the packed main hall of the Hubert H. Humphrey building in mid-November, Vice President Mike Pence addressed an enthusiastic crowd. “We are the most pro-adoption administration in history,” he thundered, earning one of several standing ovations.
Via Carolina Journal
by Julie Gunlock
Via Valiant News
by Carrie L. Lukas
Via The Western Journal
by Hadley Heath
Republicans and Democrats are offering very different views on what America’s health care system should look like as the country heads into the 2020 election.
