The pressing need for litigation reform

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September 19, 2024

The pressing need for litigation reform

As the 2024 presidential campaign heats up, America’s adversaries are working overtime to interfere with our democratic system. The Department of Justice and Washington think tanks have recently exposed efforts by China, Iran, and Russia to infiltrate and manipulate both political parties and their nominees. These kinds of foreign interference operations should be totally unacceptable […]

The national security fallout of abandoning Africa

All eyes are on the presidential election, but the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation that took place in Beijing this month demands our attention as foreign adversaries aim to take a greater foothold in Africa to counter American leadership. The diminished U.S. presence in Africa has led former international partners to seek cooperation elsewhere. Wagner, Russia’s […]

Neither Trump nor Harris offers strong visions for US foreign policy

Lost in all of the horse race coverage of last week’s presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris were the most telling and alarming moments of the night. While it was Trump’s comments about Haitian immigrants that grabbed headlines on the Left and the moderators’ interference on Harris’s behalf that stole them on the Right, it […]

The Bible is a good educational tool for schools: Don’t ban it

“The Bible contains the most profound philosophy, the most perfect morality, and the most refined policy that ever was conceived upon Earth,” said John Adams, our first vice president under and second president after George Washington. Adams was no orthodox believer, denying as he did the doctrine of the Trinity. But Adams understood the importance […]

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