Should Every Child Have a Right to a Phone-Free Childhood?
Two years ago, a psychology professor published a book arguing that smartphones had quietly stolen something essential from an entire generation of children. Today, thirty-five American states restrict phones in schools, an entire nation has banned social media for anyone under sixteen, and grassroots parent…
A Colorado baker spent twelve years and two trips to the Supreme Court defending his right to decline a single custom cake. A Colorado web designer sued preemptively rather than wait to be sued herself, and won a ruling that finally answered the question the baker's case had left open. Between those two cases sits…
A look at modern figures who use influence not for outrage, but for restoration.
Every generation produces voices that rise above the static — voices that speak not to inflame but to inspire. In today’s divided nation, such figures remind us that truth and grace need not be enemies. They defend conviction without cruelty…
American enterprise has always been synonymous with ambition. From Silicon Valley’s start-ups to the industrial giants of the Midwest, U.S. companies continue to outperform their global peers in innovation, adaptability, and profitability. Even amid trade turbulence, technological disruption, and international competition, American businesses remain on top of the world stage.
This success is not…
