By Anthony Egan, courtesy of Open Europe Earlier this week, Parliament voted in favour of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill in principle but rejected the Government’s timetable for scrutinising the Bill and final vote. While the Bill has cleared the first hurdle to ratification, which would secure the UK’s negotiated departure from the EU, […]
By Ross Marchand, Taxpayers Protection Alliance The federal government is hardly a paragon of efficiency or low costs for taxpayers. As President Trump’s recently released budget shows, the federal government will still be spending more than $50 trillion through 2030 even if the administration gets its “skinny” budget approved by Congress. One bright spot of federal operations […]
By Roger Bate When former US President George W. Bush announced the President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI) in 2005, nearly a million people were dying from malaria each year—most of them young children in sub-Saharan Africa. Today is World Malaria Day, and it’s a good time to take stock of progress. In the […]
