What South Koreans Can Teach Us About January 6—and Democracy
When Seoul’s rogue leader tried to impose martial law, the Korean people rushed to their legislature to save their democracy.
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admin The Vet-to-Cop Pipeline
Encourage veterans, including those with PTSD and brain injuries, to join law enforcement after they leave the military. What could…
How Left Will Democrats Go In 2028? That Depends on 2026
As Democratic primary voters are moving left, the success of progressive candidates in 2026 may determine how far Democrats go…
The Doctor Shortage Is Here—and Getting Worse
America should start treating its physician workforce as the strategic national asset it is before it’s too late.
Businesses Should Step Up to Defend Democracy
The business community’s silence could accelerate America’s slide into autocracy, warns the founder of the business coalition Leadership Now.
A Better Celebration of America at 250
The new Lincoln Memorial Undercroft museum enshrines America’s highest ideals, however unrealized.
An American’s Unrequited Love for Iran
Historian Richard Nelson Frye devoted his life to Iran and asked to be buried in Isfahan. Hard-liners denied his final…
The Quiet Redesign of the Bachelor’s Degree
As millions hold some credit but no bachelor’s, lines between community college, high schools, and four-year institutions are blurring.
Bryan Stevenson: “Ignorance Makes You Vulnerable”
The criminal justice advocate and civil rights leader on his work, the war on American history, and grace for those…
Why Autocracy Doesn’t Pay
Businesses need democracy to thrive, argues the founder of the business coalition Leadership Now. They should step up to defend…