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Giant hospital systems masquerade as nonprofits and receive huge tax breaks while making more in revenue and paying higher salaries than other kinds of corporations.

National Popular Vote is dangerous because it ignores the practical reality of presidential elections within America’s federal system.

Hopefully, voters will recognize RCV’s long track record of making voting harder, election administration harder, and election auditing nearly impossible before they are saddled with this unnecessary…

The National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) is closer than ever to taking effect. A new Daily Signal report highlights just how close.

It’s obviously a bad idea to try to elect a fifth- or sixth-grade class president with votes that are cast, counted, and reported very differently. Why on earth would we do it for President of the Un…

RCV advocates claim the election system as a way to achieve racial and gender “equity.” Now, activist judges around the country are imposing RCV on locales based on that same flawed rationale.

Honolulu voters will consider ranked-choice voting this November, but the proposal’s official description leaves out key details about how the system would work.

Hospitals routinely charge for basically nothing without any shame, as a policy, and even hire consultants to do it more. This is moral corruption.

What appeared on the surface to be a last-minute attempt to educate voters ahead of New York City's first RCV election became in part a slush fund for left-wing groups and allies of the administratio…

A “doomsday machine” is how Prof. Akhil Amar described NPV in an interview earlier this year.