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Voter fraud is surprisingly common. Prosecutions for it can range from small-scale cases, like someone with two residences ...

Ron Klain, the White House chief of staff, was attacked on Twitter over boasting about Social Security increases despite high inflation rates reported on Thursday.

Economic evidence proves that when tax rates are reduced, the economy prospers, tax revenues grow, and lower-income citizens bear a lower share of the tax burden. Examining three decades -the 1920s, the 1960s, and the 1980s-Mitchell shows how tax policy can affect the economy and the Treasury, and provides suggestions for changes to tax policies in the 1990s. Heritage Lecture #565, Taxes, Deficits, and Economic Growth, by Daniel J. Mitchell (May 14, 1996) Comparing the two dominant schools of thought on the causes of economic growth, Mitchell ex- amines whether a balanced budget or a lower tax...

For more than a decade, Catherine Engelbrecht, a Texas mom turned election-fraud crusader, has sown doubts about ballots and voting. Her patience has paid off.

Attorney General Eric Holder has waged a litigation war against voter-ID laws as well as state efforts to reduce early-voting periods and eliminate same-day voter registration. These practical reforms, he huffs, are intended to suppress the votes of minorities. But the lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice and a number of civil-rights groups against North Carolina over such measures is unintentionally revealing. The filing makes it clear that these self-appointed champions of minorities have a thoroughly patronizing attitude toward black and Hispanic Americans.