What is the current administration doing that’s helpful to Native Americans? On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a huge 5-4 victory for tribal treaty […]
What can we expect from the economic policies of the 2020 Presidential candidates? Lars speaks with Lee Ohanian who is a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, who […]
Would an increase in legal immigration help America? Lars speaks with David Henderson who is a research fellow with the Hoover Institution, and […]
Should the families of people killed by guns be able to sue gun makers? By a 4–3 vote, the court revived a lawsuit by the families of Sandy Hook […]
Is a world that revolves around technology leading to an explosion of mental issues? The percentage of young Americans experiencing certain types of mental health disorders has risen significantly […]
Should government departments be held accountable for breaking the law? Congress passed the Congressional Review Act in 1996. A family-owned ranch in Oakley, Idaho, sued […]
What do the recent job numbers say about the American economy? The U.S. labor market may not be as weak as February’s payrolls number suggested, but […]
Why are so many police recruits washing out? The Oregonian/OregonLive reports the bureau hired more officers from mid-2016 to mid-2018, but more of […]
How common is it for people to bribe their way into a good college? Lars speaks with David Dillard who is the Co-Founder of KD College Prep, to tell Lars […]
Why does Washington State’s Congress seem to be taking so many shots at gun owners? The discussion comes after voters in November approved I-1639, a broad package of new firearms […]
