Commentary - America's Future

By Anthony Miragliotta • Aug 15,2024 Limited Government, Policy

2024 House and Senate Predictions

The 2024 presidential election is right around the corner! In my first piece for the AF Blog last year, I shared some way too early predictions for the House and Senate....

By Katherine Revello • Aug 13,2024

A Celebration of Left-Handed People

Those of you who, like me, are left-handed, probably know that having a dominant hand shared by only ten percent of the population frequently poses logistical problems. You may be...

By Chloe Anagnos • Aug 07,2024

Credit Cards Come at a Cost to Hoosiers

There’s a common theme in Indiana politics. If Illinois, Colorado, or California advocate for or have pursued a specific policy or legislation, Hoosiers steer clear. Under the current White House...

By Kelvey Vander Hart • Aug 07,2024 Limited Government, Markets & Free Enterprise

Why Consumers Should Boycott Octopus Farms

Whether you call them octopi or octopuses, we can probably agree that the octopus is an extraordinary animal. You might be creeped out by them, fascinated by them, or mildly...

By Brittany Hunter • Aug 05,2024 Culture

America’s Own ‘Game of Thrones’

Game of Thrones might be the greatest modern fictional example of the dangers of seeking absolute power. The HBO series, adapted from George R.R. Martin’s book series A Song of...

By John Tuttle • Aug 01,2024

An Ode to Cicadas and to Tolerance

To date, this presidential election’s spotlights have included an initial debate in which one party’s candidate fumbled through the English language on a quest to best his opponent. That quest...