Fighting to Protect the Constitution: What Are the Threats and How Do We Fight Back?
Harriet Hageman has spent a lifetime upholding the values of the Constitution in the legal and political arenas. To celebrate Constitution Day, she joins Heritage's Tommy Binion to think through the g...
20 Sep 20220s
Countering Foreign Malign Influence While Protecting Civil Liberties
The federal government has a responsibility to identify and disrupt foreign adversary campaigns intended to sow discord and misinformation. How can we ensure that in carrying out this activity, the go...
20 Sep 20220s
Starting Right: Launch Your Conservative Career
In the face of an increasingly progressive left, starting your career in the public policy arena can seem daunting. Yet it’s never been more critical for talented conservatives to serve and thrive in ...
16 Sep 20220s
Will SCOTUS Clarify Which Waters Are Regulated Under the Clean Water Act?
One of the most controversial and long-standing environmental issues deals with which waters are regulated under the Clean Water Act. For decades, the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers have tried major ...
15 Sep 20220s
Government Efforts to Dictate What You Drive: What You Need to Know
For decades, many conservatives have warned that environmental extremists are trying to use the government to dictate, among other things, how you live, where you live, what you eat, and what you driv...
1 Sep 20220s
Navigating the Navy’s Future featuring Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday
Where is the U.S. Navy heading? Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday sits down with Heritage’s Brent Sadler to lay out his path for the Navy amidst a host of peer competitors and instituti...
26 Aug 20220s
Conservative Energy Policy After the Inflation Reduction Act
The so-called “Inflation Reduction Act” has now become law, with the House and Senate passing the legislation on purely partisan lines. No Republican voted in favor of the bill, which includes a Green...
17 Aug 20220s
Empowering Families in Education
There are two competing factions in K-12 education right now: those special interest groups and government officials who are working to limit parents’ interactions with schools, and those in power who...
15 Aug 20220s
