With President Trump’s 100th day in office fast approaching, his administration has already delivered on some of his key economic promises, including slashing regulations, instituting a federal hiring freeze, and approving the Keystone XL pipeline. And now that the President is thoughtfully considering the impact of our monetary policy, he is also one step closer to making good on another promise -- creating soaring job creation.[...]
Sports have a tremendous potential to impact our culture and society, and they do so in a transformative way that transcends politics. Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier and helped usher in the civil rights era by working hard. Baseball helped unify the country and heal wounds after 9/11. But lately, the Left has been hijacking the power of sports for their own political gain, pushing liberal politics onto sports fans across America.[...]
At a town hall in Mesa, Ariz., this past week, high school senior Deja Foxx got her fifteen minutes of fame by asking Republican Senator Jeff Flake a series of loaded questions, attacking him for voting ‘yes’ on the bill signed by the President Trump last week that gives states the ability to redirect their tax dollars to organizations besides Planned Parenthood for family planning services.[...]
In my most recent column in Forbes.com, I said the infighting in the West Wing was an inevitable outcome of the long economic stagnation that President Trump inherited. The solution does not reside in the President's firing, demoting, or reorganizing his team or in having the feuding team members "work this out." It lies in President Trump's focusing his advisors on getting the economy moving again, creating jobs at a great rate, restoring upward income mobility for workers and generating a climate of equitable prosperity.[...]
The April 13th morning education tip sheet from Politico was titled "Home visiting supporters push for funding." It gushed on about how wonderful these programs supposedly are and how much support they have from key budget leaders on both side of the aisle on Capitol Hill:
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Private colleges in New York are worried. They should be.[...]
In celebration of its 100th anniversary, which occurred last October, Planned Parenthood has announced it will be hosting a New York City gala, complete with the presentation of a “Champion of the Century” award to one of its longtime advocates: former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential runner-up Hillary Clinton. According to the abortion giant, Clinton is being honored “for her 40 years of service to women and girls in this country,” though what she accomplished in those 40 years is not specified.[...]
Republican House candidate Ron Estes won his special election yesterday for the seat vacated by the new CIA director Mike Pompeo, despite a last-minute surge by his Democratic opponents that had Republicans scrambling.[...]
Students in Duquesne University’s Student Government Association are urging the school's administration to reconsider bringing popular food chain Chick-fil-A to their campus due to the views of the company's owner on same-sex marriage.[...]

