It’s time to examine and roll back burdensome occupational licensing requirements that create barriers to opportunity and hurt South Carolina workers.

The verdict is in: education choice is benefiting students across income and racial divides...all while saving taxpayer dollars.

As the dust begins to settle from the raucous 2016 election season, President-elect Donald Trump and Congressional Republicans are turning their attention toward governing.

For the past six years, Republicans — across Washington, and across the country — have virtually to a person run against Obamacare.

Sometimes it is good to be reminded again of what we are really fighting for: kids!

Elementary kids are more savvy with an iPad than many adults, and a failure to learn how to use technology in school is a sure way to be left behind in the 21st century.

The burning question is this: are patients really getting $6.7 trillion worth of care, or could there be a better way to take care of South Carolinians?

Minor surgery is an operation performed on you. Major surgery is when it is performed on me. So it was (I humbly confess) on Obamacare.

When it comes to funding its public pension program, South Carolina is short $74,095,092,870 according to a new American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) report.

Ask anyone with contacts or glasses how annoying and expensive it is to be required every year to make an appointment.