The Daily Caller

As campaign enters final day, the Romneys rally supporters in Virginia

Romney was interrupted a total of 59 times by either Obama or the moderator Candy Crowley

New economics-based rap video promotes views of Austrian economist, F.A. Hayek

George Mason University economics professor and frequent Rush Limbaugh guest host Walter E. Williams tells his story of growing up in the projects

Muslim convert Zachary A. Chesser was sentenced after pleading guilty to charges of attempting to provide material to Somali terrorists

Ten important studies that you’ve probably never heard of.

In a tight midterm campaign season full of close races, Matt Drudge is once again putting his stamp on the election

In several key states, the GOP is showing strength with people already casting their ballots

Politicians, the greatest people in the world, only choose the best when it comes to education

About 81 million out of the roughly 620 million economically active youth between the ages of 15-24 worldwide were out of a job, a statistic that has analysts warning of a ‘lost generation’

Director supervised by two boards appoints all of the members of both boards

Old Dominion’s top lawyer has gone to bet against the Obama administration on everything from health care to greenhouse gas regulations

At this point it is clear that, far from salvation, all the devotees of President Obama and King James have received are two false prophets

Looking to the future, it seems that Congress intends to solve almost every problem this country faces – not a brief list by any measure – with some form of increased regulation, taxation, or oversight

This year, as millions celebrate Earth Day, we should also raise a chorus of celebration for those rural Namibians who have done so much to protect their extraordinary environment

High noon at George Mason University: Cafeteria employees face union intimidation, lies daily

House Republicans took an important first step by acknowledging there’s a problem and promising a one-year earmark moratorium. This is their opportunity to show the American people there is a real difference between the parties and that Republicans take citizens’ spending concerns to heart

In obesity politics, it’s easy to single out and demonize certain foods and beverages, of which sugary sodas are apparently the easiest target. But political cooks in the state policy kitchens should take this particular morsel off the menu

The system isn’t really broken; government is just too big

Americans are ready for a little bit of honesty