St. Louis Residents Are Battling the City to Keep Their Homes
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March 22, 2016 |
| Good morning from Washington, where lawmakers don't necessarily do right by the folks back home. William Wolfe celebrates two congressmen who buck that trend. Hear about the tax preparation giant that wants government to go after the competition? James Sherk calls foul. Natalie Johnson reports on Missouri residents who won't surrender their homes without a fight. Drew Gonshorowski says we shouldn't be surprised Obamacare premiums are skyrocketing. Plus: A reporter's take on the stakes in Ukraine, and an editorial cartoonist's pen is stilled. |
NewsSt. Louis Residents Are Battling the City to Keep Their Homes"People don't want to move; they don't want to leave their community," said John Wright, a policy researcher at the Show-Me Institute. "Some of these people have had these houses for generations; some were purchased back in the '60s." |
CommentaryThis Company Wants to Make It Harder for You to File TaxesBig businesses frequently lobby for stricter regulations in order to drive out small-business competition. |
CommentaryHow the Washington Establishment Actually OperatesOn a weekly basis, members of Congress vote for bills they disagree with in principle, practice, and policy—and their constituents would, too—because they are being "team players" and making the legislative process "work." |
CommentaryWhy Obamacare Premiums Are Climbing All Over USFor 2014, in Tennessee, premiums for a 27-year-old on the exchanges cost 70 percent more than what that person would have paid previously. |
CommentaryWhat You Should Know About the Ukraine War From a Journalist on the Front LinesAmericans generally don't understand the potential for the Ukraine war to spread to larger parts of Europe, warns Daily Signal foreign correspondent Nolan Peterson. |
NewsGlenn Foden, Editorial Cartoonist for The Daily Signal, DiesDaily Signal editorial cartoonist Glenn Foden, who delighted in puncturing the pretenses and policy missteps of politicians, died Sunday after suffering a brain aneurysm. |
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