Commentary - America's Future

By Meg Tuszynski • Jun 11,2021 Markets & Free Enterprise

Do Markets Destroy Culture?

Critiques of markets come in a variety of shapes & sizes. A couple of months ago, I discussed the moral critique of free markets. Sure, markets might provide us access to...

By Matt Hampton • Jun 10,2021 Limited Government

Experts are Humans Too

We shouldn’t reject the value of science, but the past year and a half has shown that our faith in experts needs to be questioned. “Faith” is somewhat of an...

By Cooper Conway • Jun 09,2021 Culture, Policy

School Choice Combats the Consequences of Redlining

Next week on June 19th, Americans will celebrate Juneteenth in remembrance of the emancipation of the last of the slaves who got word of their freedom in 1865. Nevertheless, since...

By Scott McClallen • Jun 09,2021 Policy

The Death of Privacy in the Digital Age

In 2021, algorithms are the name of the game. They quite literally run our lives, from loans being approved, suggesting dating profiles, and even job hunting. With a flood of...

By Daniel Huizinga • Jun 07,2021 Career Advice, Leadership

Mastering Your Finances in Grad School

Several years ago, a friend showed me a detailed Excel model he built to evaluate whether he should attend graduate school. He had built several scenarios comparing the costs/benefits of...

By Connor O'Keeffe • Jun 07,2021 Policy

America’s Apathy Towards Foreign Policy Is A Luxury

With oceans on both sides and allies to the North and South, the United States enjoys a historically low threat of invasion. Not only are our borders militarily secure, but...