By Victor Paduchak It has been said that one of the most prolific and memorable images of 2014 is the Before and After take of Ukraine’s Independence Square. On the […]
By: Navi Bajwa In 2001, Congress passed a bill called the Authorization of Use of Military Force Against Terrorists (AUMF). The law gave the President power to use all necessary […]
By: Philip Stevens Previously on Legislation and Policy, I addressed several reasons conservatives could support the full legalization of marijuana while retaining the core values of conservatism. I laid out […]
By: Reginald Augustus Is the President’s budget boldly moving him toward the center of the aisle? It may appear to be the case but a much broader strategy is at […]
By: Sonia Torrico As February draws to a close, the national eye is focused on Washington. While the majority of news stations and news articles are focused on the impending […]
By Andrew Mackanin Following September 11th, the United States faced a particularly daunting challenge. The “War on Terror” was not against one particular state, group, or individuals, but a hot […]
