Commentary - America's Future

By Ashley Keimach • Apr 22,2021

Running to Appreciate Earth Day

Earth Day was never something I intentionally celebrated. As a former Angelino, my day to day life was often surrendered by tall buildings and urban sprawl. Sure, access to the...

By Brittany Hunter • Apr 21,2021 Culture, Markets & Free Enterprise

Could Clubhouse Mitigate Cancel Culture?

All it takes is one screenshot of a Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram post–from 10 years ago or just a few hours–to get a person cancelled from society. Some of these...

By Samuel Mangold-Lenett • Apr 19,2021

Manufacturing the American Dream

Few things are as foundational to American identity as manufacturing. We’ve revolutionized travel, showed the world it need not live in the dark, and provided a vital source of income...

By AF Editors • Apr 16,2021 AF Community, Career Advice

Reads of the Week: Fixing Healthcare for the Young, and Expanding the Housing Supply, and Mental Health through Community

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 Lyndsey Fifield • Apr 16,2021 Culture

Where to Live In D.C.

When you move to Washington, D.C. you might be surprised to learn a lot of people who list D.C. as their location in their twitter bio actually live an hour...

By Carol Cassis • Apr 15,2021

The Unintended Consequences of Trusting the Government

Jack Phillips, famously known as the Colorado Christian baker, was sued for refusing to bake a custom wedding cake that countered his religious beliefs and now he is making headlines...