Heritage’s Perspective
Dec 6
SCOTUS 101: Guns and Gifts
This week, Elizabeth Slattery and Tiffany Bates talk about the NYC gun case and offer holiday gift ideas for SCOTUS fans. Elizabeth also chats with Judge Amul Thapar of the 6th Circuit about all things Kentucky.
Dec 4
Final Rule for Food Stamps a Positive Step
“This final rule—which doesn’t impact parents with young children, the elderly, or disabled—is a positive step toward much-needed reform for the food stamp program. The administration’s approach has nearly universal public support," said Heritage expert Robert Rector in a statement.
Dec 4
London Bridge Killer Should Have Been Assessed Before Release
"Ultimately, there is no one else to blame for this attack except Khan. Still, we should expect further recriminations because this is one of those attacks where the authorities have not done all they may be reasonably expected to do to safeguard the public," writes Heritage expert Robin Simcox.
Dec 3
Insights on the NATO Summit in London
Heritage's Nile Gardiner says that NATO is far stronger today than it was three years ago. Why is that?
Dec 2
Gender Identity: Does It Belong in Our Public Schools?
Emilie Kao, director of Heritage’s DeVos Center for Religion & Civil Society, joins this week's episode of our "Millennial Myths" podcast to discuss gender identity and transgender education in public schools.
Nov 26
Why Ford vs. Ferrari Is More Than a Movie
Heritage's James Carfano says the movie "Ford v Ferrari" is right for our times. "It reminds us that when Americans unleash the constructive power of capitalism, we can accomplish great things."
Heritage Foundation
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