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The Heritage Foundation Our featured fan, Ginger DuBose, believes in the principles of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and a strong national defense. What are the three most important principles to you?
The House vote tonight took a step towards transferring power over personal health care decisions from individuals to bureaucrats in Washington. The Republican alternative was a good strong first step to series of targeted reforms that are necessary to improve health care financing and delivery...
The Heritage Foundation One of the issues our featured fan, Ginger DuBose, is most concerned about is the economic burden put on her generation by the tremendous federal deficit and non-stop spending in Washington. What issues are you most concerned about?
Proponents of global warming legislation or an international treaty to reduce greenhouse gas emissions argue that climate change could affect the safety, not only in the United States, but in other countries as more natural disasters will lead to increased global conflict...
The Guardian reports today that the International Atomic Energy Agency has asked Iran to explain evidence that Iranian scientists have experimented with an advanced nuclear warhead design, but Tehran continues to stonewall requests for relevant information and drag its feet at the sputtering talks...
Cato Adjunct Scholar Aaron Yelowitz reports: Health care proposals moving through Congress would force most or all Americans to purchase health insurance (an “individual mandate”) and would impose price controls on health insurance (“community rating”) that would limit insurers’ ability to offer ...
The Heritage Foundation Here is the latest Blogger Briefing video from Accuracy in Media with special guests Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Heritage's Matthew Spalding.
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Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) discusses budget reform; Matthew Spalding of the Heritage Foundation introduces his new book, "We Still Hold These Truths: Rediscovering Our Principles, Reclaiming Our Future;" and Lee Edwards discusses the website GlobalMuseumOnCommunism.org.
As the economy sputters and falters the questions coming up time and again is: What should Obama do? What can Congress do? They’ve tried spending their way to prosperity and as today’s jobs numbers show, it didn’t work. 3.5...
Last week former President Zelaya of Honduras signed an agreement with the interim government of Roberto Micheletti that cleared the way for ending the constitutional crisis in that Central American country. Key to the agreement was a provision leaving it up to the Congress to vote on Mr...
Editor’s Note: On Wednesday, The Heritage Foundation published a blog in The Foundry entitled “Concerns Over Nuclear Waste Importation Should Not Lead to Ban.” You can read it here. Congressman Bart Gordon, a sponsor of the legislation, asked us for the opportunity to respond. Whil...
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Superman and Barack Obama. One is faster than a speeding bullet and rescues those in peril. The other spends hundreds of millions of dollars to "save" jobs that don't need rescuing.
http://blog.heritage.org/2009/11/06/what
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When Superman rescued a small boy who was plummeting toward the depths of Niagara Falls, it was pretty clear that the kid was in danger and that, but for Superman’s ability to fly, the boy would have faced certain death. ...
The Department of Labor announced today the economy shed another 190 thousand jobs in October, pushing the unemployment rate to 10.2 percent and the running Obama jobs deficit to 5.7 million...
Today the Bureau of Labor and Statistics reported that despite all of the Obama administration’s job creation claims, unemployment has risen to 10.2%. ...
In his September address to the joint session of Congress, President Obama stated he would be the last President to take on health care. Perhaps, but that may be at the cost of everything else, including education...
Nolan Finley at The Detroit News reports: Workers in Barack Obama’s new economic order fall into two categories — those who are worthy of the president’s energies, and those who aren’t. You may be surprised to learn where you rank. Obama ...
