December 9, 2023
By Dick Newbert
Speaker Mike Johnson’s faith-based policies starkly contrast with America’s secular democratic foundations, highlighting critical questions about maintaining the separation of church and state.
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December 8, 2023
By Richard Zacaroli
Rich Zacaroli explores the task of reconstructing Gaza’s economy post-war, highlighting the need for global investment and effective governance to address poverty and radicalization.
December 3, 2023
By Michael Smerconish, David Handelman, and Jorge Mitssunaga
Despite a booming economy under Biden, with rising GDP and wages outpacing inflation, Americans still perceive economic woes, challenging the president’s political standing ahead of
December 2, 2023
By K. Michael Young
In a twist to the 2024 U.S. Presidential race, No Labels Group’s push for alternative candidates amidst voter discontent with Biden and Trump raises questions
December 1, 2023
By Stuart B. Wolfe
From Florida’s tax policies to California’s stance on marijuana, the recent DeSantis-Newsom debate exemplifies how American federalism thrives, aligning with the vision of the Founding
November 25, 2023
By Michael Smerconish
“Anywhere the citizenry can walk in, pull up a chair, and watch its government function, there ought to be a camera permitted,” argues Michael Smerconish,
November 20, 2023
By Sam Taylor
Unveiling the complexities of Gen Z, a BYU political science student, reveals how this often mislabeled generation is challenging stereotypes and reshaping politics through initiatives
November 18, 2023
By Rich Thau and Matt Steffee
Engagious delves into the minds of Arizona’s swing voters as they navigate the complex opinions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict, revealing a microcosm of global anxieties
November 17, 2023
By Geoffrey Corn
Military law expert Geoffrey Corn contends that the excessive labeling of Israeli actions as war crimes and genocide erodes their true meaning, much like overclassification
November 15, 2023
By Andy Cowan
In a world where facts and fiction blur, Podcaster and Former ‘Seinfeld’ writer Andy Cowan dissects how the excessive use of ‘Right?’ in conversations highlights
November 13, 2023
By Michael Smerconish
Is Trump’s legal peril a political asset? Michael Smerconish explores how his mounting indictments and trials might paradoxically strengthen his grip on the GOP nomination.
November 11, 2023
By Frank Wrinn
Frank Wrinn uncovers the enduring impact of the October 7 Kibbutzim Massacre, a pivotal event in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, remembered from varied perspectives around the world.
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