By Friday morning, we will have a new Republican president – for the first time in a decade, working in tandem (for the most part) with an all-GOP Congress. Democratic mourning in America.
Hoover Institution fellow Michael Petrilli joins a panel discussion concerning Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, and how she handled the tough questions on public choice/vouchers, sexual assault on college campuses, and guns in schools.
A closer look at when the dollar appreciates above measures of fair value over the last half century suggests that the current rally has more room to run. That may not translate into good news for investors piling into U.S. equities as part of the Trump reflation trade.
If Gov. Otter has his way — and there is little reason to think he won’t — overall education spending will increase for the sixth consecutive fiscal year.
By and large, teachers are wonderful people who dedicate their lives to helping children achieve their full potential. Their unions, by contrast, have a very different mission.
Donald Trump will hold the fate of the nation’s economy, health care system and millions of immigrants in his hands when he’s sworn in as president on Friday.
Billionaire philanthropist Betsy DeVos responded to tough questions during her Senate confirmation hearing session, including suggesting that guns might have a place in schools due to grizzly bears.
Forty-four percent of respondents say that California would be better off if President-Elect Donald Trump followed through on his promise to deport its illegal immigrants, according to the Hoover Institute’s new Golden State Poll. This is despite the fact that the state voted overwhelmingly for Hillary Clinton in the November election.
Two politically powerful Californians who have gotten to know Donald Trump say liberals shouldn’t fear him. They promise that Trump behaves a lot differently than the bullying, blustery presence he cuts when he’s before the public.
