Filmmaker and Acton Institute scholar Michael Matheson Miller joins Peter to discuss poverty in America. Back in 2014, Michael directed Poverty, Inc., an award-winning documentary that investigated and challenged the…
I’ve worked for a foundation aligned with conservative values for nearly four years now. During that time, I’ve traveled around the country to various events, ranging from policy meetings to…
In recent years, advocates of school choice have celebrated significant legislative victories. In many states, the challenge now lies in transforming these wins into tangible opportunities for families by building…
How does a donor-advised fund work, anyway? That’s the question we explore in the latest episode of Giving Ventures. We cover the waterfront on the value of donor-advised funds (DAFs)…
Words fail us when describing the terror unfolding in the Middle East—and the innocent Israeli men, women and children—babies—massacred by Hamas. The vocal support for Hamas at universities across the…
Artificial Intelligence ‘Tremendous Advance’ George Gilder — who co-founded the Discovery Institute in 1990 and is a senior fellow for its center on wealth, poverty and morality — says artificial…
The abysmal Nation’s Report Card results are a national embarrassment, but not a surprise to parents who watched their children struggle academically, emotionally, and socially during extended school closures. Children…
When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest at the beginning of a recent NFL game, players took a knee on the field and huddled together to pray for…
Washington, D.C.: “Imperial City” Our nation’s capital isn’t known for its restraint, as the Congressional Budget Office estimates the deficit in 2023 will be as much as 30% greater than…
Queen Elizabeth II enjoyed the good things in life. She adored her Corgis; the occasional retreat to Balmoral Castle in Scotland, where she spent her final days; the recoil of…
