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Eldercare has become a punishment
In Hispanic families, we are raised to care for our elders. It's not a question; it's a promise, and one we embrace wholeheartedly.
Teaching schoolchildren what it means to be an American
Last week, Ryan Walters, Oklahoma superintendent for public instruction, made news for announcing that his state's teacher candidates will now be required to pass an "America First" test.
Why silence beats strong opinions in today's political circus
At least officially, the presidential election of 2020 had the highest rate of turnout (of voting-age population) since the 1968 presidential election.
Jewish liberals defend their religion
In 1993, I gave a speech to The Heritage Foundation in Washington titled "Making Sense of Jewish Liberalism."
A giant's passing: James Dobson, RIP
Years ago, when I was an editor at the Los Angeles Times, I learned just how out of touch the media were with the growing evangelical Christian world.
Israel confronts the moral dilemma of posthumous parenthood
First, her son was taken hostage to the Gaza Strip during the Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.
Sixty years later, the Moynihan Report remains prophetic
On Sept. 17, The Heritage Foundation will host a special event on the state of the Black family 60 years after the issuance of the Moynihan Report on that very topic.
A reckoning for Letitia James
A five-judge appellate panel on Thursday rejected the half-billion-dollar penalty that a Manhattan judge imposed on Donald Trump last year.
Challenging new chapter opens for South Korean export powerhouse
It is the sunniest of times for South Korea's export-dependent economy and the cloudiest.
Shipbuilding success buoys South Korea
It might have been the best $1 investment in South Korea's history.
Strengthening the US-South Korean alliance
President Lee Jae Myung's visit to Washington this month is an important opportunity for the United States and the Republic of Korea to reaffirm their joint commitment to peace and security on the Korean peninsula.
Strengthening relations and forging peace: The Federation of Korean American Associations
As a pioneer, humanitarian, first mover, and U.S. patent-holding inventor, I have dedicated my life to serving the Korean American community and building bridges between the U.S. and the Republic of Korea.
Unleashing American energy dominance for us and our allies
Unleashing American energy means utilizing our nation's abundant natural resources to stimulate domestic economic prosperity, create well-paying jobs and ensure access to affordable energy here at home.
South Korea: An indispensable ally
South Korea's allied relationship with the U.S. since the July 27, 1953, Korean Armistice Agreement has brought peace and stability to the Korean Peninsula and to Northeast Asia.
Taking a forward-leaning role in strengthening US-ROK defense cooperation
The journey of South Korean aerospace and defense company LIG Nex1 reflects a half-century of robust ROK-U.S. alliance and defense collaboration.
US-South Korean unity is communist deterrence in the Indo-Pacific
As China and North Korea grow bolder in their efforts to destabilize the Indo-Pacific, the United States is positioned to lead a broader, bolder coalition of democracies that meets the moment we find ourselves in.
Alaska's strategic role in a stronger US-Korea partnership
As the United States navigates an increasingly complex international landscape, it is imperative that we continue to reinforce partnerships with key allies.
Grateful for the unwavering US-South Korea Alliance
The relationship between the United States and the Republic of Korea, an alliance forged in blood, over seventy years ago, remains one of the foremost strategic alliances today.
Wyoming energy is a key component in securing the US-South Korea alliance
I recently had the distinct honor to join a House Natural Resources Committee Congressional delegation, or CODEL, to Japan, Taiwan, and Korea.
Christian media surging in face of fake news
A new survey from Barna and National Religious Broadcasters finds more and more Americans are turning to Christian media as a source of news -- and moreover, it's mostly younger consumers, the Gen Z types, who are leading the charge. Fake news has met its match.
