Commentary - America's Future

By Christopher Lloyd Goffos • Jul 04,2018 Liberty, Limited Government

10 Things to Read to Remember What the Fourth of July Means

After the Second Continental Congress approved Richard Henry Lee’s resolution for independence on July 2, 1776, the colonies had–by the power of a mere 80 words and a lot of...

By Cindy Cerquitella • Jul 03,2018 Culture, Liberty

Fireworks and Freedom: How to Spend the Fourth in These Cities

It’s Tuesday, July 3, and if you’re like me, decision fatigue is already setting in. With the Fourth of July taking place on a Wednesday, it’s hard to decide how...

By Sarah Scherer • Jul 02,2018 Culture

4 Simple Recipes to Complete Your “Fourth” Feast

The Fourth of July is the arguably the most anticipated culinary event of the summer. It’s like Thanksgiving in July–all of your highly anticipated dishes make their yearly debut, and...

By Claire Kittle Dixon • Jun 29,2018 Professional Development

Don’t Fall in the Homestretch: 5 Tips to Winning the Interview Process

When I ran distance races in high school track, I would often do a (very ungraceful) tour jeté as I neared the finish line. As you can imagine, my track...

By Beverly Hallberg • Jun 25,2018 Career Advice, Professional Development

The Top 9 Professional Advice Tips From an Expert Communicator

We all have a story. Mine goes like this–I moved to DC as a 20-year-old California transplant, wide-eyed, nervous, and hoping to change the world. My most important priorities included...

By Lynn Hu • Jun 22,2018 Liberty

How I Became Disillusioned with Communism

My dad once blurted out at a dinner table that he thinks North Korea has the most ideal form of government of all, because it’s closest to the communist ideals....