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A college professor gets at the root cause of tuition bloat.
Heather Mac Donald joins the podcast to talk about why she thinks America is in a crisis.
What happens to those who want to be independent contractors? Why are you taking away our freedom and our right to work? Please help!
Women have always been better than the angry and monolithic Women's March.
Women are not gaining at the expense of men but because of the strong economy.
A radical feminist organization acknowledges that men and women are different. Uh-oh.
Vaping restrictions and taxes lead more Americans to turn back to smoking.
Via Fox News
by Patrice Lee Onwuka
To their detriment, leaders of the Women’s March continue to prioritize resistance to President Trump, while ignoring big everyday concerns of many women, such as how to afford time off for a new baby.
Via Newsmax
by Patrice Lee Onwuka
The Women’s March has been rife with problems from its founding. From allegations of anti-Semitism in its leadership to the marginalization of black women, the Women’s March has been anything but welcoming to all women.
Via The Hill
by Inez Feltscher Stepman
On Wednesday, Virginia ratified the Equal Rights Amendment and was celebrated by proponents as the 38th state to do so, which they claim meets the required threshold for amending the highest law in the land.
Via Institute for Family Studies
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
To the extent that we think of foster parents as people who must completely empathize with and become indignant at the injustice felt by those they care for, we may turn these roles into those of martyrs and saints.
Via CNN
by Carrie Sheffield
During Tuesday's presidential primary debate, Democrats continued their embrace of policies that would make our country poorer, less free, less safe and less fair.
Via NewsOne
by Carrie L. Lukas
While the focuses of this year’s march are important, they don’t particularly tap into the issues immediately affecting Black women.
Via The New York Times
by Carrie L. Lukas
When policymakers frame “choices” as personal preferences, it distracts from major structural constraints.
Via The Detroit News
by Hadley Heath
Elizabeth Warren’s temper tantrum Tuesday night on the Democratic presidential debate stage made me feel like I’d been transported back to 2016.
