In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, a fortune teller warns the Roman potentate to “Beware the Ides of March.” In the calendar…
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Homeschoolers are right to worry about regulation. After all, it wasn’t that long ago that some families were threatened, and…
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When thinking about Latin America, most people immediately think of its giants: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia. Big cultures, big…
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In November 2022, OpenAI released ChatGPT, and within days, the world changed. Artificial Intelligence was no longer an abstract concept—it…
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My colleague, Maggie Anders, recently made an insightful post on X. As Trump begins to shutter government bureaus (or at…
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Imagine that you and two coworkers are trying to figure out what restaurant to go to for lunch. The conversation…
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When I served in Congress, I was regularly lectured about how the people needed big government to keep them safe…
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The modern homeschooling movement started growing in the 1980s, stemming from dissatisfaction with the state of compulsory public schooling in…
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Spain’s Golden Visa initiative, which awards Spanish (and EU) residency to foreign nationals who purchase a property worth at least…
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One hundred years ago today—on a chilly March 4, 1925—President Calvin Coolidge was inaugurated again after his re-election the previous…
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