Women Want Equality, Not Parity
Hadley Heath
Instead of equal outcomes or parity between the genders, the goal should be equal opportunities or real equality.
What Miss Utah Should Have Said about the Gender Pay Gap
Hadley Heath
If Miss Utah gets the chance to answer the question again — and let’s hope that she does — she should confront the fact-challenged question head on.
Enough With The Alarmist Welfare State, Women Believe In Personal Responsibility
Carrie L. Lukas
Too much alarmism and conflicting advice about potential dangers may be getting in the way of healthier living.
Remember the Wonder of Men
Karin Agness
Why do a growing portion of kids in America have no active father in their lives to celebrate this weekend?
Radical Environmentalists Should Mind Their Own Business
Julie Gunlock
Environmental organizations are targeting major retailers with overwrought warnings of how some everyday product or activity is destroying the world and threatening their health.
A Step Forward for the GOP With Young People
Karin Agness
Can Republicans connect with Young Voters?
This Is Feminists’ Idea of a Celebration?
Carrie L. Lukas
Fifty years after the Equal Pay Act was passed, feminists are marking the occasion not with a celebration of women’s progress, but with yet another misleading PR effort to convince women that they are all victims.
No, Mr. Volcker, Distrust in Government is Good
Charlotte Hays
We do not need to trust government more. To restore America’s greatness, we need to trust government less.
Not-So-Swift Attack on Swiffer
Carrie L. Lukas
Perhaps Swiffer should have known that marketing cleaning products in the age of political correctness is treacherous business.
It's Time for the U.S. to Deal with Cyber-Espionage
Carrie L. Lukas
Adversaries draining intellectual property from American companies must come to an end.
Protecting Intellectual Property: A Key to Growth and Progress
Carrie L. Lukas
Investors and companies need to know that they’ll have the right to bring new technologies, products, and treatments to market—or they’ll stop developing them.
Don't Accept Politicians' Promises: Look for Real Results
Carrie L. Lukas
Americans know to be skeptical of such claims—of the diet pills, no-pain exercise gimmicks, face-lift lotions—that appear as we surf the web or flip to the back of a magazine. Yet why is it that so many buy similar claims when politicians try to convince us that just a bit more of our money will solve intractable societal problems?
Good Advice for Twenty-Somethings: Life Is Happening Now
Karin Agness
What is a twenty-something who wants to be successful in her career and family life to do? What do the stories, advice and warnings all add up to?
Good News for Mom: Some Short Cuts Don’t Short-Change Kids
Carrie L. Lukas
Parents ought to hear that they are doing their job of providing healthy food to their kids even when they use frozen and canned products.
The Rise in (Reluctant) Breadwinner Moms
Carrie L. Lukas
It’s a mistake to assume that moms’ increased responsibility for supporting their families financially is unadulterated good news for moms themselves.
