Commentary - America's Future

By Joseph Hammond • Apr 03,2014

As American As Baseball Cards

As Ken Burns famously noted, a hundred years from now, the three best-remembered and uniquely American institutions will be the Constitution, jazz and baseball. Baseball is so bound up with...

By Roger Custer • Apr 01,2014

Does Your Marketing Pass the “So What” Test?

Even if you are not the marketing director or a professional PR person, marketing skills are helpful for your career. At some point, you need to market yourself to potential...

By Patrick Kobler • Mar 31,2014

Texas Needs To Improve College Prep

There are many family-sustainable jobs available in Texas, but not enough college-educated Texans to fill them. In the Lone Star State, that’s called “all hat and no cattle.” Though Texas...

By Nat Brown • Mar 28,2014

Vladimir Putin’s Anti-Soviet, Pro-Russian Arguments For Crimea Annexation

“People in Russia say that those who do not regret the collapse of the Soviet Union have no heart, and those that do regret it have no brain.”- Vladimir Putin,...

By AF Editors • Mar 27,2014

How to Make a Lasting Impression: Round 2

This is the second installment in this series. Read the first installment here: Tips to Make a Lasting Impression It’s your first job out of college. You might be answering...

By AF Editors • Mar 26,2014

Is the D.C. Circuit Court Leaning Against Obamacare In Latest Lawsuit?

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals heard Halbig v. Sebelius, the challenge to subsidies in the Affordable Care Act’s federally-established exchanges, on Tuesday. State-established and federally-established exchanges are treated differently...