If there’s a silver lining, it’s that the unraveling at CDC may finally break the government’s grip on medical debate — returning science to scientists, where it belongs.

Neither the Office of the Surgeon General nor the Commissioned Corps is necessary. Eliminating them and reassigning legitimate public health activities to other agencies would improve public health and the federal budget outlook.

In our brief, we provide historical context about Congress’s constitutional role in tariff policy and IEEPA’s original purpose.

Can the president unilaterally impose tariffs under his emergency powers?

The House must hold the line, reject the Senate’s blunder, and advance a more fiscally responsible package, because pro-growth tax policy must go hand-in-hand with fiscal responsibility.