The Daily Caller

If a politician tells you that a tax hike will be revenue neutral, don’t believe him.

A lesson from George Orwell’s “Animal Farm.”

Sometimes it’s necessary to restate the obvious.

‘What brought [people] together and induced them to cooperate and make this pencil? It was the magic of the price system’

Congress is persecuting Google for its success.

We need to break the public education monopoly.

Ben Bernanke doesn’t seem to appreciate the importance of foreign exchange reserves.

Anonymous senate staffer tells Mark Levin to expect filibuster on ‘any attempt to raise the debt ceiling’ without conditions met

In 1993, Sweden implemented a voucher system. Today, that system stands as proof that school choice works.

The New York Times columnist is wrong about the proper size of government.

A tax on celebrities would be terrible public policy, but it would teach celebrities a lesson.

Coverdell IRAs, which help parents send their children to the schools of their choice, will expire in January if Congress doesn’t act.

We now have a president who is better suited to have been running Greece into the ground than implementing a sane economic policy.

Former Bush administration insiders like Michael Gerson are undermining the conservative cause.

Government planners have created a stagflationary growth recession.

How unemployment benefits give rise to higher unemployment rates.

Was it capitalism that got the miners out of their hole, or was it government?

There’s a growing gap between rich and poor. So what?

Would John Maynard Keynes himself even agree with the Obama administration’s policies?

Since the Tea Party will never be a vehicle for centrist outreach, it has to become a vehicle for reshaping the national conversation on politics.