Heritage Foundation

The people who should be advocating for the importance of public diplomacy are simply not in place, so leadership in this area is lacking.

It looks like the labor market recovery is strengthening. Unfortunately, the recovery is still too weak for where it should be.

For the next generation of taxpayers and retirees, there is no better option than premium support.

Congress should eliminate wasteful transportation programs and reduce spending.

Congress should consider supply chain realities in fostering a risk-based approach to maritime cargo security.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued final regulations for Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs). The outcome is disappointing

The real antidote to tuition hikes at traditional colleges is emerging competition from colleges that are pioneering new business models.

The CBO budget outlook has reaffirmed the dismal state of the nation’s finances.

HUD is beginning to insidiously intrude in local housing policies in a concerted effort to require racial and economic integration.

Greater information sharing between the government and private-sector actors would harness the creativity of the American private sector.

With the benefits of the VWP clear, it is due time that Congress end the waiting game for expansion.

Within hours of Richard Cordray assuming the role of director at the CFPB, agency officials began exercising their newly expanded powers.

The U.S. nuclear triad of heavy bombers, intercontinental-range ballistic missiles (ICBMs), and submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) is aging.

Congress should allow cooperative workplace programs for employers and employees to innovate and adapt to the modern economy.

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta’s presentation makes it clear that the budget will not provide the U.S. military with the resources it needs.

The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute’s (PCORI) priorities do not change concerns that its findings will be used to limit treatment options.

Religious staffing by religious organizations is an established baseline position in federal law that deserves continued support.

Congress could authorize the Keystone XL application pursuant to its authority to regulate commerce with other nations.

Congress should not allow the Administration to negotiate a Code of Conduct for space activities without its advice and consent.

Congress needs to fix several lingering fiscal problems and then pass a budget for the new year.