U.S.-Taiwan Partnership in the Pacific Islands
The Pacific Islands are an important area of cooperation for the United States and Taiwan, as both have major interests at stake in the region.For the U.S., the Pacific Islands are critical to the Ind...
16 Apr 202154min
Biden Threatens to Undo the Work of Trump: Policies that Create an Economic Boom for Minority-Owned Businesses
American small businesses are the backbone of the American economy. These entrepreneurs are responsible for two-thirds of all new job creation and employ over 60 million Americans. Many small business...
16 Apr 202151min
Why Future Leaders Need to Understand the Past
First Principles Townhall: Parents Bringing Civics to the Public SquareAmerica is experiencing a cultural crisis, and parents across the country have asked us how to pass the American legacy to the ne...
15 Apr 202158min
Old Bullies, New Toys: Confronting Iran and North Korea
The radicalism of the Iranian regime has destabilized the Middle East since 1979. Three generations of the Kim dynasty have taunted every president since Truman. However, neither have presented as dan...
15 Apr 20211h 25min
Resurrecting the First Fleet for Great Power Competition
As the Chinese Navy has rapidly grown, so too has its Coast Guard and Maritime Militia. This places added stress on the U.S. Navy to uphold a rules-based order, while our regional partners struggle to...
15 Apr 202150min
Safeguarding our Elections: A Conversation with Sen. Rand Paul
Free, fair, and secure elections are the bedrock of a democracy. In the wake of the 2020 election, it has never been more apparent that significant work needs to be done to ensure Americans, regardles...
15 Apr 202128min
SolarWinds and Cozy Bears: How Russian Hackers Compromised the U.S. Government and How We Can Reduce the Chances of It Happening Again
Described as the ‘largest and most sophisticated attack ever,’ the hacking of SolarWinds Inc. shocked the cybersecurity world and led to a massive compromise of networks owned by the U.S. government a...
12 Apr 202146min
Redlining and Education: How 20th Century Practices Impact 21st Century Kids
In the early 20th century, the federal government engaged in housing “redlining”—a practice that conditioned access to federally backed home loans on the perceived economic health of a neighborhood an...
9 Apr 202150min
