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The Heritage Foundation works every day to build a free and prosperous nation where all Americans have the opportunity to achieve their version of the American dream, reaching their full potential and creating the financial security to provide for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Google decided this year to create an advisory council that would help guide the company in the responsible development of artificial intelligence.
Socialism has failed everywhere it has been tried and killed tens of millions through violence and starvation in the process.
It has been 30 years since Ronald Reagan left the White House and nearly 15 since he died. As a second generation reaches adulthood since his time in Washington, it is important to remember what he meant to our country and how we still benefit.
As a young girl growing up in Virginia, I experienced racism firsthand. I know what it looks like and how it feels. I've also spent a good part of my life defending the rights of preborn children to live and love among us. It's my personal mission to fight for and defend the value and dignity of human life.
The biggest agricultural disaster this year is not some sort of crop failure. It is the farm bill expected to be served up soon in Congress.
How your children are educated is probably one of the most important decisions that parents can make. That is why the choice should rest with them and them alone.
Laws and resolutions can't change hearts. Changing hearts requires a personal commitment.
When it comes to the energy and climate policies of the United States and France, there's a clear fork in the road.
What parent hopes their child will grow up to be a career criminal? What child dreams of one day living behind the bars of one of America's 102 federal prisons?
Wow! What an election night! I want to share with you our thinking here at Heritage on the results and what they mean for the conservative agenda.
Listening to the pundits and prognosticators, you'd think control of Congress has already been decided. But the fight for our nation's future is far from finished. It's happening this week when millions will take part in their civic responsibility on Election Day.
"America will never be destroyed from the outside," Abraham Lincoln once said. "If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
There's a reason that Amazon gives plenty of space for customer reviews on its site: People naturally want to make sure a product is good before they buy it.
My children are grown now, with families of their own. I'm proud of them and what they've accomplished, but even so, I still worry about them. Mothers are like that.
The recent Forum on China Africa Cooperation has ended. Held in Beijing, these annual extravaganzas are part of China's African engagement strategy.
I am the daughter of a former welfare recipient. So when I listen to some people in Washington talk about welfare reform, I shake my head.
It was six months ago but feels like just yesterday. On Feb. 14, a deranged teen attacked students and staff members at Parkland, Florida's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, killing 17.
In 1961, I participated in what a Richmond, Va., newspaper called "one of the most ambitious experiments in race-mixing the South had seen." With the nation in turmoil, 25 other black students and I helped integrate an all-white junior high school.
