Author: Cora Simmons

Failing to act swiftly and decisively upon taking office is a recipe for inaction and failure. The morning after victory, the National Governors Association will […]

Walter Reed taught me that accountability requires more than an apology. When leaders and media get consequential facts wrong, the public deserves an after-action review. […]

Diesel prices are at all-time highs, and panic has set in. Several Republican senators from Midwest farm states in competitive midterm races have called on […]

A recent essay by conservative blogger Erick Erickson has drawn sharp criticism from the Claremont Institute, which has refuted several of his claims about its […]

License plate cameras can help police solve crimes but also lead innocent drivers to spend hours stranded on the roadside or days in jail. Imagine […]

President Trump’s proposal for a one-time $5,000 dividend payment to all adult U.S. citizens has been widely criticized as fiscally irresponsible and economically destabilizing. The […]

Federal agencies continue underreporting the effectiveness of armed civilians in halting active shooter incidents. The Trump administration’s reversal of Biden-era changes to federal crime data—including […]

A week marked by the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks has left many Americans carrying […]

Vice President JD Vance’s proposed child care initiative would redirect existing federal funds toward stay-at-home parents. The conservative backlash reveals a deeper struggle over how […]

Hard bargaining can produce better trade or defense terms. A pointless insult only gives Canadian politicians another reason to resist us. As an AP U.S. […]