Honoring America’s First Ladies
This Women’s History Month, let us recognize, honor, and celebrate the many contributions of the first ladies of the United States who have shaped America’s history.
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Our Latest Poll: Funding for Ukraine: too much, too little or about right?
Funding for Ukraine: too much, too little or about right?
The Abrahamic Family House Advances Religious Tolerance
The opening of the Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi represents a noteworthy advancement of Pope Francis’s mission to champion peaceful coexistence and religious freedom throughout the world.
Our Latest Poll: Was the federal government too slow to react to the East Palestine disaster?
Was the federal government too slow to react to the East Palestine disaster?
Every American Should Visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon
Every American should visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon, whether on Presidents’ Day or any time of year.
The U.S. Must Call for Justice for Bishop Rolando Álvarez
The recent sentencing of Bishop Álvarez makes clear that the United States must call for his release and hold the Ortega-Murillo regime accountable for the repression of its people and its persecution of the Catholic Church.
Our Latest Poll: Are the balloons Chinese spying devices or UFOs?
Are the balloons Chinese spying devices or UFOs?
Answering Pope Francis’s Call to Respect Women in South Sudan
By offering young women the opportunity to pursue a better future for themselves and for their country, Sister Orla Treacy and the Loreto Rumbek Mission are an answer to Pope Francis’s call to give the women and girls of South Sudan the honor, respect, and appreciation they deserve.
Newt’s World – Episode 519: The American Imperative
Newt talks with Dan Runde from the Center for Strategic and International Studies about what our global strategy should look like in an age of renewed great power competition.
Our Latest Poll: Did you watch Biden’s State of the Union address?
Did you watch Biden’s State of the Union address?
