Bring Our Troops Home — the Right Way
The U.S. Armed Forces can’t stay in Afghanistan indefinitely, but we must be wary of a premature and hasty withdrawal.
Is the World Health Organization Putting the World’s Health First?
While its rank-and-file do essential work, its leadership shamefully appeases Beijing — and spurns Taiwan.
The Case for a Coronavirus Supply-Side Stimulus
Supply-side investment in businesses is where the government can most effectively step in to spur productive spending and fill the gap we’re experiencing today.
The Case for Common-Good Capitalism
Dignified work, strong families, and strong communities are key to civic — and economic — well-being.
Small-Business Moonshot: How to Revive the U.S. Economy
U.S. firms have shifted their focus from investment in tangible, real assets to prioritizing financial returns to investors. Let’s reverse that trend.
New Parents Need Paid Family Leave, and Here’s a Bill to Provide It
It’s critical for America’s future health and long-term prosperity.
Two Cheers for Corporate Tax Cuts
Big companies today aren’t what they were in the old economy.
Building a National American Conservatism
The American cause faces existential challenges. It requires a conservative movement dedicated to one-nation principles to overcome them.
20 Years after Welfare Reform, Conservatives Should Build on Its Success to Address Poverty
We can and must do more to expand economic opportunities for America’s poor.
One Year of Obama Failures on Iran
President Obama's deal with Iran has been marked by a string of failures over the past year.