John Tillman

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's anti-billionaire rhetoric discourages Gen Z from entrepreneurship, undermining the human spirit of achievement.

Atlanta airport passengers waited five hours in TSA lines while Orlando's privatized security averaged 30 minutes, making the case for ending the government monopoly.

Cook County launches $500 monthly payments as Trump proposes eliminating income taxes, creating stark contrast between universal basic income and work.

The plight of Chicagoans is directly related to the promises that Democrats will make at the convention, because the party has been fulfilling similar pledges here for decades.

Why are Blacks and Hispanics warming to Republicans? Democratic strategists want to know after a slew of polls show what may be the start of a political realignment.

United Auto Workers members deserve better than this “victory." Their union has pitted them against their employers, and worse, against their own flourishing.

Virginia's Glenn Youngkin may run for president, but he's focused on his commonwealth's midterm elections.

Personal responsibility, agency, and merit no longer matter. Instead, institutions must account for one's gender, race, and sexual identity.

Republicans made clear what they would prioritize in the next Congress, but to do so will be a mistake.

Voters once rejected the party in power, but will the GOP learn the lessons of the midterm elections?