Patrick Hauf is an intern reporting for Washington Free Beacon this summer through the National Journalism Center. He is an incoming junior at the University of Maryland at College Park, where he is studying journalism. He serves as vice president of Lone Conservative, a blog for right-of-center college students. His Twitter handle is @PatrickHauf. You can reach him at patrickjhauf@gmail.com.
The American public is evenly divided on the issue of abortion, but the nation's newsrooms are nearly unanimous in their support for abortion on demand, according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis.
American businesses are adopting increasingly liberal policies and public stances due to pressure from progressive activists within corporate America, rather than social media outrage cycle, according to corporate watchdogs.
One of the largest government unions in the U.S. dropped its affiliation with some Connecticut members who negotiated a contract that allows them to choose if they want to pay union dues.
Two Philadelphia foster mothers are asking the Supreme Court to defend religious adoption agencies from a city policy that would declare them discriminatory and shut them down.
Four Massachusetts educators are asking the Supreme Court to overturn the union monopoly on collective bargaining, a suit that could further erode the power of government labor groups.
The study, authored by Prof. Patrick J. Wolf of the University of Arkansas and Corey A. DeAngelis, Director of School Choice for the Reason Foundation, found that participation in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP) lowered the chances of a student being convicted of a crime in adulthood.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that Democratic legislation raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour could eliminate millions of jobs even as it increases wages for 17 million workers.
A new study on lab rats found a number of potentially harmful side effects linked to chemically induced abortions, the most common method used in the United States.
More than 120 members of Congress are asking the Department of Health and Human Services to finalize a new rule that would prevent Obamacare providers from hiding surcharges for elective abortions covered by government health plans.
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