Policy and Research

President Trump’s proposed reforms represent a long-overdue restoration of democratic accountability to a federal grantmaking system that has grown increasingly insulated from meaningful public oversight.

The men and women who fight America’s wars deserve a Congress that funds them generously and then entrusts their Commander in Chief to command.

The American people did not send a governing majority to Washington to protect procedures over the people and their constitutional rights.

Turkey and Israel are the final two hegemonic aspirants in the Middle East, and the collapse of Iranian power is why Turkey and Israel will eventually collide. 

OMB, Commerce, and Congress each possess the authority to make this principle explicit. The governing rule should be simple: The decennial enumeration exists to count, not to estimate.

The United States stands at a crossroads in the AI era. A fragmented, state-by-state approach to AI governance risks stifling innovation, ceding technological supremacy to Communist China, and allowing progressive activists to embed their ideological priorities into the foundational tools shaping our future.

The president’s FY 2027 budget offers more cuts to woke and weaponized programs that, if enacted by Congress, would mark a significant step to restoring accountable government and common sense to the executive branch. 

The aim of an OMB review, therefore, should be to stop the weaponization of SPD No. 15 by ending the prioritization of disparate impact and race essentialism in federal data collection. Rolling back the alterations made in the Clinton and Biden administrations is a good place to start because it undermines the very structure of DEI dogma perpetuated by existing statistical analyses.

The task before us is to develop AI aggressively while binding it to a framework rooted in the American tradition, which is itself rooted in Christian anthropology. This paper surveys the landscape and proposes a path.

The American dream is not abstract or out of reach; it is something that can be achieved and maintained through intentional, sustainable actions. When families are strong, society is strong. When society is strong, the nation is strong.

By breaking the back of the administrative state—defunding the FCC’s slush funds, stripping the DOE’s appliance authority, and legally removing the EPA’s climate mandates—hundreds of dollars per year can be returned to American households, lowering essential household utility bills.

The path to reliable and affordable transportation does not run through more federal spending, heavier top-down regulation, climate extremism, or capitulation to union bosses. It requires dismantling the administrative hurdles that inflate costs, restrict choice, and punish the working class.