Plus: Big Tech Firm Temporarily Censors Former GOP Nominee for Minnesota's Top Elections Office Over Election Integrity Post
January 27 2023
Happy Friday from Washington, where the Biden documents scandal bares what happens when government doesn’t treat Americans equally. Jarrett Stepman explains. China is burrowing deeper into American schools, Samantha Aschieris reports. Why did LinkedIn suppress a post about noncitizens voting? Fred Lucas has the story. On the podcast, Heritage Foundation budget expert Matt Dickerson breaks down why the nation’s debt ceiling is so important. Plus: Katie Tubb on Biden’s climate-obsessed government; Katrina Trinko on unequal justice over abortion; and Tyler O’Neil on what Facebook’s reinstatement of Trump leaves unresolved. Fifty years ago today, U.S. and Vietnamese representatives sign an agreement in Paris to end the Vietnam War.
Congressional Republicans and Asia policy experts sound the alarm over the Chinese Communist Party’s influence on K-12 education in classrooms across America.
What’s disturbing is how government agencies so easily can use technicalities in the law to selectively go after those they don’t like, or go easy on those they do.
Heritage Foundation scholar Matt Dickerson traces Democrats' opposition to the debt ceiling to "crazy economic theories” that "resulted in inflation that we haven't seen … in four decades."
Two of Biden’s executive orders turn the Pentagon, Federal Reserve, Securities and Exchange Commission, and others into climate agencies that regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
Meta, Facebook’s parent company, took “a critical step towards leveling the playing field,” Heritage Foundation researcher Jake Denton explains. But there’s a catch.
