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The government will subsidize chipmakers to the tune of tens of billions of dollars to manufacture computer chips in the United States instead of in countries like Taiwan.

Republicans continue to push ‘parental rights’ in the classroom, but tax breaks and other benefits may have broader appeal

Directors of daycare centers in Washington, D.C., will have to have bachelor’s degrees in early childhood education and teachers will have to have associate degrees when new regulations go into effect later this year. When parents can’t afford child care in the District of Columbia, their unique perspective will be lost on Capitol Hill

Other states should follow in Utahs bold footsteps in taking on Big Tech, for the sake of the next generation of Americans.

The report from the Institute for Family Studies and the Ethics and Public Policy Center finds areas of agreement across party lines and encourages Congress to take action to help families.

New Report by the Institute for Family Studies and Ethics and Public Policy Center...

Sending cash to parents, with few strings attached. Expanding Medicaid. Providing child care subsidies to families earning six figures.

Some conservative thinkers are pushing Republicans to move on from Reagan-era family policy and send cash to families. A few lawmakers are listening.

Male politicians who are parents of young children wearing their fatherhood on their sleeves and their babies on their chests.

"The question at the heart of the conflict, is Francis a legitimate Pope?" one conservative commentator wrote on Twitter.