January 22, 2025

Category: government overreach

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academic freedom / academic independence / American innovation / censorship apparatus / censorship technologies / civil liberties / decentralized research / democratic principles / Domestic Policy / federal funding reform / First Amendment / free expression / free inquiry / free speech erosion / freedom of speech / global competitiveness. / Good Government / government censorship / government overreach / government-sponsored censorship / ideological bias / misuse of taxpayer dollars / National Science Foundation / NSF criticism / NSF defunding / NSF disbanding / NSF reform / politicization of science / private sector innovation / Public accountability / public discourse / public trust in science / research funding bias / scientific neutrality / social media censorship / speech suppression / surveillance technologies / taxpayer misuse / transparency in research / trust in institutions / U.S. scientific leadership / wasteful spending

Defunding and Disbanding the National Science Foundation (NSF)

Alan Nafzger, editorby Alan Nafzger, editor

The Case for Defunding and Disbanding the National Science Foundation (NSF) The National Science Foundation (NSF), created in 1950, was once a cornerstone of American …

accountability / American democracy. / constitutional amendment / constitutional framework / Department of Government Efficiency / DOGE / enumerated powers / federal education / federal spending / federalism / fiscal responsibility / general welfare clause / Good Government / government overreach / Government Spending / illegal expenditures / Medicare / necessary and proper clause / Public debate / Rule of Law / Social Security / socialism / Tenth Amendment / unconstitutional programs

DOGE and the U.S. Constitution

Alan Nafzger, editorby Alan Nafzger, editor

DOGE and the U.S. Constitution Enumerated Powers in the U.S. Constitution The enumerated powers are specific authorities granted to Congress under Article I, Section 8 …