In the ongoing balance between religious liberty and international neutrality, how does a 246-year-old agreement by the fledgling United States still shape domestic and foreign policy today? In a modern world of global threats, religious pluralism, and the practical demands of survival, what lessons can we learn from our nation’s founders?
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Secretary of State Attends G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Canada
He is advancing “U.S. interests in peace and security, strategic cooperation, and global stability.” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is attending the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in…
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Social Security and the Future: Part 2
If Social Security touches nearly every American family, how should we weigh the balance between financial sustainability and moral responsibility? With funds projected to face shortfalls by 2035, the urgency to reform the program is rising.
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Social Security at the Crossroads: Part 1
Over the decades, Social Security expanded well beyond retirement checks. Today, nearly 67 million people receive benefits each month. How did Social Security become so big and why are solutions regarding its future so urgent?
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Federal Aid and Assistance Programs
Federal assistance programs are more than government policies as they can be lifelines during difficult seasons. What role does federal aid play in shaping the everyday lives of Americans, and how far does its reach truly extend?
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Ebbs and Flows in the U.S. Economy
Is the U.S. economy growing, slowing, or simply shifting? GPD is growing, but so is housing costs, persistent inflation, and significant concern over affordability. What does this mean for average Americans?
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U.S. Brokers Peace Deal Between Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo
The “Washington Accord” seeks to stop violence in mineral-rich eastern Congo with U.S. economic interests and oversight playing a central role. Foreign ministers from Rwanda and the Democratic…
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Redefining the Backbone of America
The middle class has long been considered the backbone of American society, representing the ideals of upward mobility, financial stability, and community prosperity. But what exactly defines the middle class, and how has that definition evolved over time?
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Healthcare, Health Insurance, and Rising Costs
Medical insurance in the U.S. acts as a financial safety net, helping individuals afford the high costs of medical treatments. But with costs rising every day, what is the future of healthcare coverage in America?
Read MoreSafeguarding Retirement
How much will I need to save in order to live comfortably once retired? Will there be enough savings if inflation continues to increase?
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