by The Washington Examiner A year ago this week, Healthcare.gov launched and set a new standard for costly technological disasters. The portal for obtaining private insurance under Obamacare proved completely…

by Tom Steward   •   Daily Signal Nothing strikes fear into developers and property owners more than a new critter on the federal list of endangered species. Case in point:…

by Ernest Istook   •   Washington Times Crony capitalism plans are so lucrative for a select few that they are hard to kill. Those who get rich make generous…

by Steven F Hayward     •     Forbes Lay aside for now all of the arguments that can be made about the weaknesses of catastrophic climate change predictions.…

The president has a pattern of deflecting blame and denying responsibility. With military action against ISIS underway, that’s a dangerous habit. by Josh Kraushaar     •     National…

by Wynton Hall     •     Breitbart News Network A new Government Accountability Institute (GAI) report reveals that President Barack Obama has attended only 42.1% of his daily intelligence…

by Chad Terhune, Sandra Poindexter, Doug Smith     •    LA Times Finding a doctor who takes Obamacare coverage could be just as frustrating for Californians in 2015 as…

The attorney general battled against state voter-ID laws, despite all evidence of their fairness and popularity. What will his successor do? by Edwin Meese III and J. Kenneth Blackwell  …

Investor’s Business Daily It’s not often that the press exposes its own bias. But a Washington Post story this week reveals both the Obama administration’s attempts to censor the news…

The attorney general is stepping down and leaving a trail of troubling questions behind. by Peter Roff   •   U.S. News & World Report Controversial figure U.S. Attorney General…

by Dr. Lawrence A. Franklin The Islamic Republic of Iran is exploiting the thaw in relations to penetrate Iranian-American neighborhoods in the United States. The regime has already established a beachhead…

I was among the student radicals at Berkeley in 1964, back when colleges actually had intellectual freedom. by Sol Stern     •     The Wall Street Journal This…

by Rupert Darwall     •     RealClearPolitics Tuesday’s climate summit at the U.N. may well mark a turning point in the long-running talks as the reality sinks in…

by Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz     •      Washington Post It is now well known that the IRS targeted tea party organizations. What is less well known, but perhaps…

The president who began as a champion of the legislature’s prerogative to declare war has morphed into Napoleon. by Charles C. W. Cooke     •     National Review…