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Should Illiterate High School Graduates Sue the Schools that Failed Them?
Lawfare is a bad way to set education policy.
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Why Keynes Opposed Free Capital Flows—and Why We Should Too
Dogmatic beliefs about open capital markets must give way to policies that support the national interest.
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Conversations on a wide variety of political, economic, and cultural issues that matter to ordinary Americans, featuring the policymakers, writers, and thinkers who will define the future of the conservative movement.
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From Washington to Warsaw
Conservative populists should celebrate the project’s international victories.
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Should Illiterate High School Graduates Sue the Schools that Failed Them?
Lawfare is a bad way to set education policy.
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Tripping Through the Triangular Tax Tango
Budget reality is finally catching up with Republicans in Congress.
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Labor Policy Is Family Policy
Support for American families won’t be impactful unless it considers our new labor dynamics.
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An ‘Ireland First’ Tax Code?
TCJA’s corporate offshoring incentives are anything but America First.
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Apple’s Chinafication with Patrick McGee
The company’s corporate story is really about China, and how it came to dominate global industry.
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Focus on the Families
It’s not discriminatory to prioritize families’ needs in government planning.
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Trade with Communists Should Be Uncertain
Businesses are not supposed to have confidence that they can profit in China.
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Republicans Need Not Fear
President Trump’s plan for raising taxes on the wealthy dramatically differs from George H.W. Bush’s tax flip-flop.