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America’s 250th anniversary presents a rare opportunity to revisit the ideas that launched the great American experiment and consider what they mean for our future. Across the country, Americans are debating issues that touch nearly every aspect of our lives. From affordability and economic opportunity to free speech, civic responsibility, and the proper role of […]
As the sun set over the St. Johns River last week, hundreds of Floridians gathered on the pier beside the USS Orleck Naval Museum to remember what Memorial Day is really about. Hosted by Americans for Prosperity, The LIBRE Initiative, and Concerned Veterans for America, the “Last Full Measure of Devotion” event brought together veterans, […]
This Memorial Day weekend, families across the country will gather for cookouts, travel, and time with loved ones. Highways will fill as people head to the beach, the lake, or backyard gatherings with friends and neighbors. But amid the activity of the long weekend, it’s important to remember that Memorial Day is ultimately about honoring […]
The passage of time and the changing of generations shouldn’t diminish our obligation to remember Americans who lost their lives in military service. Their service and sacrifice deserve to be honored, and that requires intentional acts of remembrance. Memorial Day gives Americans an opportunity to pause, honor the fallen, and recommit to the principles and […]
From the Revolution to modern times, generations of Americans have given their lives in defense of freedom. Memorial Day exists to remember them, reflect on the freedoms they helped preserve, and renew our gratitude for their sacrifice. One of those Americans was Jonas Parker, a Massachusetts farmer and militia member who took up his musket […]
When will home prices go down? Home prices come down when supply catches up with demand — and right now, there simply aren’t enough homes being built to meet the needs of American families. That’s the core problem. For years, rising costs, restrictive zoning rules, long permitting timelines, and other barriers have made it harder […]
As America approaches the 250th anniversary of our founding, it’s worth reflecting on one of the defining features of the American experiment: innovation. From the Wright Brothers to modern entrepreneurs and small business owners, America’s history is one of invention, innovation, and everyday people working to improve their own lives and the lives of others. […]
From the phone in your pocket to the freezer in your kitchen, inventions made in America are all around us. These ingenious innovations have made it easier to communicate and connect, to feed our families, and even to stay cool in the hot summer months. Many American inventions began as bold dreams with few believers. […]
Owning a home used to feel like a vital part of the American Dream. Now, for many families, homeownership feels increasingly out of reach. The cost of living is still high. Rent costs are increasing. And even after years of attention, the U.S. housing market hasn’t eased in the way many people expected. People are […]
