Taylor Millard

At the core of DOGE’s problem is its mission

By the late 1990s and onwards, White House advisers and presidents openly declared their love of executive orders

Harry, Meghan and others are at the forefront of pushing for the US to adopt more UK-style approaches to internet regulation

Is lowering the crime rate worth giving up your privacy?

A good idea that could bring down costs has been trapped in FDA red tape

‘Who is she to impose her values on us?’

Last summer, he touted 16 cent savings on cookouts; this year…not so much

Skepticism remains on whether red flag laws work

The 1970s called — they want their price ceilings back

Another government bureaucracy won’t solve the problem

Chuck Schumer overlooks the real problem: government spending

In the culture war, figuring out how much government is too much government

The vast majority of taxpayer dollars spent never get a vote. Fortunately it can be fixed

Any alternative to the former president should be actually conservative