As the nation slowly starts down the road to economic recovery, we hear a steady drumbeat of calls to condition government assistance on meeting pre-virus social justice goals. …

If you had you asked someone on New Year’s Day of 2020 what they envisioned the year ahead might look like, few would’ve imagined that the first several months would be spent canceling trips, events, and academic semesters. Families and college students hadn’t planned to spend their spring break in…

The [American] Dream is not dead, and we shouldn’t let a populist scream convince us otherwise. Americans living today have every reason to be optimistic — and grateful. – Michael Strain, American economist Capitalism has become the preferred whipping boy of those calling for more government involvement in markets. The…

Navigating the challenges of being a “thought leader” in politically-charged times One of the more consequential PR firestorms in the business world came last October when Daryl Morey, general manager for the Houston Rockets, expressed support for Hong Kong protestors. …

Across the United States, we hear we’re facing an affordable housing crisis. Little children, like three-year-old Ethan Wood, are living in tent cities with their parents, some of whom are seeking a fresh start after extensive battles with drug abuse. Then there are others, such as Emilee Broll, who has…

Promoting economic freedom should be our policy priority. The notion that, left unguided, without any sort of of policy involvement, the market will solve our problems will not restore a balance between the obligations and rights of the private sector and working Americans. — Senator Marco Rubio, Nov. 5, 2019 Senator Marco Rubio and his common good capitalism…

The student loan quagmire is chiefly the product of federal policy. American college graduates are suffering financially under the weight of $1.5 trillion of student loan debt. The bulk of that debt stems from worrisome federal student loan practices and ballooning state tuition costs. Approximately 75 percent of college students attend a state university or college with tuition rates set by…

Being your brother’s keeper as social activism With each election comes new pronouncements of it being the most important election of our lifetime. The 2020 election is poised to receive the same dire forecast by pundits, pastors, and politicians, alike. Impeachment hearings are looming, the Middle East burns (again), and productive discourse is nearly impossible. …

“Everything old shall now become new; The leaves’ll be green, bearing the fruit.” — Ye Kanye West positioned himself front and center of entertainment news when he released his latest album, Jesus is King. West seemed to offer his audience something entirely new. …