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On November 1, 2024, he filed suit in the Trump-friendly Northern District of Texas, demanding an astronomical ten billion dollars from CBS News’s 60 Minutes. CBS’s offense? Editing a recent 60 ...

It is not impossible that the U.K. may be the first heavily indebted Western country to enter a fully fledged financial crisis.

Capital Record provides regular economic commentary from David L. Bahnsen—National Review Institute senior fellow and founder of The Bahnsen Group. With a sharp eye on markets, public policy ...

It is an occasion for American citizens to deepen their understanding of their independence and the principles of the republic.

Barring any last-minute changes, House Republican holdouts are expected to support the bill as is, without any major changes to the text.

Does human decency require us to house detainees closer to civilization than southern Florida? I hardly think so.

I feel as though the spirit of Roe v. Wade’s penumbras and land-of-make-believe legal decision-making are alive and well in the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s 4–3 ruling this week to abolish the ...

Yesterday, John Puri wrote a good post about the various amendments in the Senate's version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. He sorted them out into good, bad, and interesting. I am here to report ...

No word yet about the kulaks.

Lawmakers have expanded the bill’s carve-outs while weakening its spending cuts, causing its overall cost to rise significantly.

The Big Beautiful Bill has two features that are common to these “must pass” mega-bills that now dominate our Congress’s way of doing things. It has an overwhelming politica ...