"Finally, the Supreme Court has heard the arguments on the travel ban case," writes Heritage's John Malcolm on The Daily Signal. "And while it is difficult to say with any precision how the case will come out, it seemed that among the justices, a majority (perhaps a bare majority) appeared to be leaning the government’s way."

"Even in the tumultuous Trump-era Washington, the Heritage Foundation has still proved to be the crown jewel of the conservative movement. And Kay Coles James, the president of the influential think tank, doesn’t see that changing anytime soon," writes Politico. 

Heritage expert Dean Cheng joined Fox News yesterday to discuss North Korea's announcement that it will suspend it's nuclear and ICBM tests. "Kim Jong Un is saying he will suspend his tests, that's not the same thing as giving up his nuclear weapons," said Cheng. 

On this weeks podcast Heritage expert Romina Boccia explains the "Airbnb effect" and new research that’s proving that alternative lodging is actually increasing tourism and overall travel, with direct benefits for local economies.

This week, Elizabeth Slattery and Tiffany Bates break down Neil Gorsuch’s “liberal” vote in an immigration case and oral argument in the internet sales tax case. Texas Solicitor General Scott Keller also joins them to talk about Anthony Kennedy, Ted Cruz, and the sweet mystery of life.