Celebrating America’s Promise.
Refugees are an unique group of immigrants who bring significant benefits to the areas where they settle.
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Guest Post: Winter is Coming—The Pitfalls of targeting Nord Stream 2 to deter Russia in Ukraine
By Ryan P. Kellogg Last week in a two-hour call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Joe Biden made clear that there would be a heavy
How Much is an American Life Worth?
The simple solution to opening up the economy and saving lives: wear a mask. Lift all COVID-19 restrictions or return to the full lockdowns experienced
The Deadly Consequences of America’s War On Science.
If you read just one sentence in this post it is this: please wear a mask when leaving your house.
What is Trump Planning for Venezuela?
On Thursday, March 26, the Trump administration charged Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, for drug trafficking. It is a highly unusual and aggressive move against a
Evangelicalism as a Political Movement
Why did Evangelicals not embrace the environmental movement? The Christian Right reminds us that the term “Evangelical” means conservative in politics, economics and biblical morality.
Kim Jong-un Returns to a Familiar Playbook
Kim Jong-un has returned to testing missile launches. What comes next in U.S.-North Korean relations?
North Korea, Iran and U.S. Foreign Policy Hawks
It is more important than ever to have a U.S. President who bases his national security and foreign policy on intelligence gathering and the true conditions “on the ground” as detailed by his military commanders.
Will Oil Sanctions Be the Straw That Breaks Maduro’s Back?
U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan oil is likely to hurt, not cripple, PDVSA. Decreased oil revenue has been a staple of Maduro’s tenure and thus unlikely to dislodge military support for his regime. The imposition of economic pain risks hurting those who are members of the opposition and take away from the resources needed to challenge Maduro’s hold on the Presidency.