President Trump’s State of the Union speech contained much to like. He touted One Big Beautiful Bill Act tax cuts. He cited several initiatives to right-set the country: an effective focus on reducing crime and securing the border, several foreign policy accomplishments, efforts to remove DEI radicalism and initiatives to prevent the criminally easy access of unqualified foreign truck drivers in obtaining commercial driver’s licenses. He announced a renewed focus on ferretin

“One sub-part of God’s grace is found in the jawdropping advances science has made the past few years in immunotherapy and more,” writes former U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse in his announcement that he has advanced-stage pancreatic cancer. These words of appreciation for modern medicine’s many achievements and growing prospects come in an essay that reflects on a remarkable individual’s acknowledgement that every human being faces “a death sentence.” Sobering thoughts in the days betw

As the nation is about to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, we should recognize and appreciate the U.S. intellectual property framework, particularly patents and copyrights. For it has played crucial roles in our country’s prosperity, economic and national security, and the prolific degree to which creativity and ingenuity here produce the innovative fruits that Americans enjoy every day. The recent publication of my book To Invent Is Divine: Creativity and Ownership ha

The U.S. Senate Finance Committee has scheduled a hearing ahead of Republican leadership’s fulfilling a deal with Democrats—a vote on Democrats’ Obamacare premium subsidies in exchange for a handful of votes by senators from the minority side to proceed with legislation to fund the government and finally end the Democrats’ heartless federal shutdown of nearly a month and a half. The November 19 hearing, titled “The Rising Cost of Health Care: Considering Meaningful Solutions