What we’re witnessing in U.S. politics should be a moment of national reckoning. Yet it isn’t, and we must ask why. A recurring sentiment among some voters is the demand to “move on.” This mindset particularly resonates with those seeking a Republican candidate for president who isn’t Donald Trump. They acknowledge Trump’s economic policies were…
Congress may soon revisit the federal law governing post-secondary education, the Higher Education Act of 1965. If it does, Representative Burgess Owens (R-Utah) wants the effort to expose and correct the murky mischief of our accreditation system. That system was supposed to ensure institutional quality before schools could get federal funds like Title IV student…
The United States’ engagement with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) represents its greatest strategic failure. The PRC has risen to become a serious adversary to the United States, undermining American interests at home and abroad. Its actions have strained alliances and destabilized the global order through competing ambitions and expanding capabilities. This shift in…
The United States faces a crisis as illegal immigrants are systematically invited into the country through reckless policies enacted by those in power, who claim to act in the public interest. The slow erosion of national sovereignty continues as decades of misguided leadership openly encourages foreign nationals to breach federal laws. This is not an…