January 2023

America, the Corporate World, and every one of us is at risk. This may sound ominous, but it’s true and the main reason to remember the following philosophy: Never Trust; Always Verify.

Engaging in discourse is essential to a functioning democracy. If you spend little time consuming political media that differs from your own viewpoints, maybe consider joining a Junto!

Despite fracking’s growing prominence in America’s energy portfolio, critics’ concerns over the health, environmental, and social costs of the practice reached a critical juncture in one of the leading natural gas producers in the country.

The sudden cardiac arrest suffered by Buffalo Bills safety, Damar Hamlin, may be uncommon for fans to witness during a live event, but it can happen to many young, healthy-appearing athletes.

A controversial proposal that could affect millions of American workers is splitting a group of swing voters we focus grouped this January.

What might aliens think of our way of life? This abstract op-ed by Timothy Philen explores that age-old question and more themes through the eyes of a young extraterrestrial who is sent to Earth to be “scared straight.”

If communication is key, then the Democrats have a lot of work to do in ensuring that their messages are reaching the American people loud and clear.

An NHL defenseman is under fire because he’s uncomfortable with those who “play for the other team,” but did he deserve to be benched? As is often the case, the facts here are straightforward, but the issue is complicated.

Let’s face it, no matter who uses the word “Obamacare,” it is not a “neutral” term. It is not devoid of politics. The same would have been true if Democrats or the media had personalized the healthcare law and named it “Trumpcare” during the Trump administration.

Fifty years ago, most Americans chose to affiliate with a party. Today, the largest and fastest-growing segment of the electorate are independents, a fact that officials would be reckless to overlook.