Justin Haskins

There's no denying that there's a crisis at America's southern border. Even many of Joe Biden's most ardent defenders will admit that.

Over the past few years, America's elected and unelected leaders created the conditions for a massive economic recession.

The student debt payment pause disproportionately benefits wealthier people, many of whom have government jobs.

The development of a digital currency could present the most dramatic expansion of federal power in history, depending on its design.

Yes, reform is necessary, but it shouldn't come at the expense of police officers and their families.

Democrats designed key provisions to sunset at various times over the next several years, while keeping many of the plan's funding mechanisms in place.

When housing prices are increasing as rapidly as they are now, it's typically a sign of severe distortions in the financial system.

If taxpayers are going to be forced to foot the bill for the college debt incurred by others, the least the government can do is require Congress to vote on it.

In Congress, many Democrats have aligned themselves with large financial institutions because they want to allow banks to impose liberalism on the American people.

The best evidence available today shows that the growing national debt contributes to massive problems that many on the Left and Right care about.

Policies that treat corporations more favorably than individuals and other business structures are not free-market economics.