Washington Perspective

After 250 years, we’ve got to consider other motives.I’d just started placing my groceries on the conveyor belt at Walmart when the man who’d checked out ahead of me came […]

Six years ago, I spoke at a college campus in Minnesota during one of the most turbulent moments in recent American history. The country was reeling from the death of […]

What’s in a name? That well-known question, posed in Romeo and Juliet, suggests that a person’s true nature matters more than the label they bear. Yet Scripture offers another perspective: […]

After humble beginnings, Devon Westhill credits his success to being born in America.Q&A with Devon WesthillDevon Westhill is currently the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights in the Trump Administration at […]

 Are our schools becoming indoctrination centers that promote radical ideologies to our children? Some say our institutions of higher education don’t teach students how to think but what to think. […]

One woman’s journey through a welfare system that asked her to survive, not soar, and the three pillars that helped her build a life beyond it.By Tina CulbertsonOne woman’s journey […]

Black Americans don’t have to choose between Juneteenth and July 4th.There is a major schism brewing in our nation — the growing trend of Black Americans choosing to celebrate Juneteenth […]

So, who is right about black access to the American Dream: those who say the barriers are still high or those who say the path is open?By Malcolm HunterHomeownership has […]

By Chris Bullivant and Brad Wilcox The American experiment is in trouble. Deaths of despair — due to suicide, drugs, or alcohol poisoning — have surged in recent years. Reports […]

Christ-centered school helps families start new chapters in life Angel Melgar wanted more for her five-year-old daughter than the “rough” world of public school she grew up with. Back in […]