Commentary - America's Future

By Leah Nalepa • Dec 15,2023 Career Advice, Leadership

What You Don’t Know Isn’t an Excuse and Other Mistakes Made in Interviews

In a moment of brutal honesty, my favorite boss told me years ago that what I don’t know isn’t an excuse. She was referring to a mistake I made in...

By Remso Martinez • Dec 13,2023 Communication, Leadership, Liberty

Embracing the Digital Nomad Life: Wanderlust Meets Wi-Fi

You’ve undoubtedly read tales of adventurers who traversed vast landscapes, seeking the unknown. Modern-day explorers, armed not with maps and compasses, but with laptops and Wi-Fi passwords, are charting a...

By Lane Koch • Dec 12,2023 Culture, Leadership

Empowering Women in Politics: A Journey of Mentorship, Resilience, and Collaboration

In the ever-changing political landscape, the call for better representation of women has become a personal mission. As a passionate advocate for advancing women in politics, I find immense inspiration...

By Meredith Turney • Dec 11,2023

Freedom and Leadership on a Deeper, Personal Level

As we observe political unrest and despotism around the world, it’s a reminder that we are incredibly blessed to live in a nation founded on the concept of freedom and...

By Brittany Hunter • Dec 08,2023 Culture, Liberty

What Taylor Swift and the United States Postal Service Can Teach Us about Monopolies

Reason’s Peter Suderman recently penned a very clever article, Is It Time To Trust-Bust Taylor Swift? In his piece, Suderman uses the Taylor Swift phenomenon to delightfully poke fun at...

By Chloe Anagnos • Dec 07,2023 Culture

How to Sell Freedom Like a Girl Scout

You’d think selling Girl Scout cookies is an easy way to earn a Barbie Dream House or a camping trip, but being a Girl Scout during the 2000s health craze...