Commentary - America's Future

By Kelvey Vander Hart • Oct 05,2021 Markets & Free Enterprise, Policy

America Sees the Future in European Union’s Renewable Energy Consumption

I recently spent 10 days in Europe. During that time, I traveled 13,000 miles and stepped foot in four different countries. While there was certainly much to be in awe...

By Daniel Huizinga • Oct 04,2021 Leadership, Markets & Free Enterprise

You May Not Need a Financial Advisor – How to Manage Your Money On Your Own

Personal finance can seem overwhelming, and many people initially think they need a financial advisor to navigate key decisions around budgeting, retirement saving, and investing. In some specific situations, an...

By AF Editors • Oct 01,2021

Reads of the Week: Changing US Foreign Policy, the Debt Ceiling, and the Cost of Economic Recovery

Each week, we’ll be featuring opinion pieces from the alumni and current participants of AF’s Writing Fellows Program. A few highlights from the past week are below. Do you dream...

By Brittany Hunter • Oct 01,2021 Leadership, Liberty, Limited Government

The First Amendment’s Not-So-Obvious Safeguard: Economic Liberty

When we think of the First Amendment’s protections, we often think of our freedom to hold views and speak our minds as we see fit without limitations and repercussions from...

By Sydney Fowler • Sep 30,2021 Professional Development

Five Things College Has Taught Me

It’s that time of year again. School is back in full swing for students across the country. For some it couldn’t have come soon enough. For others it’s not a...

By Cooper Conway • Sep 29,2021 Policy

Equity Education Reforms Aren’t The Answer

It’s no secret that the American education system is in dire need of reform. Proficiency gaps are prevalent in many states, test scores have flatlined, and many children lack access...