Commentary - America's Future

By Caleb Larson • May 08,2024 Policy

The Insidious Quest to Reframe Disinformation as a Cyberattack Targets Internet Infrastructure

If asked to give an example of a cyberattack most people would answer correctly with something along the lines of malware or phishing. Unfortunately, there is an ongoing effort by...

By Donald Kimball • May 06,2024 Culture, Liberty, Limited Government

It’s Time to End Traditional Presidential Debates

As they have in past election years, five major news networks are banding together to get the two major party presidential nominees, Donald Trump and Joe Biden, to commit to...

By Kelvey Vander Hart • May 02,2024

Innovation Is Solving Veganism’s Plastic Problem

Veganism has a plastic problem. And I’m not arguing that as an outsider critic—after six years of vegetarianism, I went vegan earlier this year. To be fair, veganism is great...

By Remso Martinez • May 01,2024 Culture, Leadership

From the Barracks to the Boardroom: 10 Ways the Military Prepared Me for Corporate Life

Transitioning from military service to a civilian career can seem daunting. However, the skills and experiences gained in the military, such as my time as a soldier in the US...

By Justin Tucker • Apr 30,2024

“Bob Marley: One Love”: An Imperfect Tribute to the Reggae Revolutionary

Robert Nesta Marley is one of the great folk heroes of the Western Hemisphere along with George Washington, Simon Bolivar, and Geronimo. He and his group, Bob Marley and the...

By Leah Nalepa • Apr 29,2024 Career Advice, Culture

The Professional Advantage: Why Dressing Well at Work Matters

In our post-COVID digital age, we’ve lost our desire and ability to truly dress well in the workplace. Dressing up at work goes far beyond the superficial realm of fashion:...