Commentary - America's Future

By Rodney Rios • Sep 25,2024

Taiwan and Ukraine, Parallel Lives

The United States should not go to war in defense of Taiwan unless circumstances change. At the same time, the United States is not at war in Ukraine. An interesting...

By Anthony Miragliotta • Sep 23,2024 Leadership, Limited Government

The Importance of Debates for Elected Office

The goal of debates is to provide the public with two individuals engaging in civil discourse from different sides; vouching for themselves on who would get the chance to best...

By Brittany Hunter • Sep 16,2024 Culture, Liberty

The Politics of Anger and The Righteous Mind

Anger is a uniquely intoxicating emotion, perhaps even more powerful than happiness and love. While conventionally viewed as a negative feeling, individuals are not repelled by it. Instead, they crave...

By John Tuttle • Sep 12,2024 Culture, Policy

Thoreau’s Evergreen Wisdom on Society and Politics

Henry David Thoreau was a man who left his mark. While the American writer’s work often failed to perform well with retail sellers when first published, his literary corpus has...

By Kelvey Vander Hart • Sep 10,2024

Do You Have to Get Rid of Air Conditioning for the Environment

A recent opinion piece in The New York Times is sparking conversation. The commentary, titled “I Swore Off Air-Conditioning, and You Can, Too”, penned by Stan Cox, argues that ditching...

By Anthony Miragliotta • Sep 06,2024

School Choice On the Move in the South

School choice is on the move. According to recent election results in Texas and legislative activity in Louisiana, school choice is becoming increasingly popular amongst the American electorate. Education has...