Author: The National Center

Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, a generation of Americans is coming of age without a living memory of that terrible day. For those who remember, the images, the loss and the extraordinary courage that followed ...

Washington, D.C. — The National Center for Public Policy Research is pressing major banks and utilities for answers about their exposure to Communist China-made equipment in the U.S. electric grid following President Donald Trump’s declaration of a national emergency over ...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is stepping back from the shareholder proposal process, and our Free Enterprise Project (FEP) warns that the change could stifle efforts on the right to bring corporations back to neutral. FEP Executive Director ...

"We should be teaching our children to own the grocery store—not training them to thank a politician for running it," writes Project 21 Ambassador April Chapman as she reflects on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to open city-run ...

America has always been a nation of passionate political disagreement. We argue about taxes, health care, elections, immigration, education and the proper role of government. We protest. We campaign. We vote. We criticize those with whom we disagree. But there ...

"The biggest merger decisions in the country increasingly are made not by the expert agencies that Congress built for the job, but in whichever courthouse a group of attorneys general happens to choose," writes Horace Cooper, a former constitutional law ...

"The battle for the heart and soul of corporate America continues today through shareholder proposals and annual meetings. Ironically, it is now threatened by the SEC’s free-market commissioners," writes Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Steve Milloy in a commentary published ...

We are delighted to welcome former Congressman Marc Molinaro to Able Americans’ Campaign to Fix the Disability System. In the commentary below, Rep. Molinaro explains why he's joined our efforts. For millions of Americans with disabilities and their families, the ...

"White guilt is dead," declares Project 21 Ambassador April Chapman in a Washington Examiner commentary examining the controversy surrounding Nolan Wells and Ben Crump. "While Americans still care about injustice, there is a refusal to confuse guilt with skin color. The ...

While New Yorkers enthusiastically embrace a new Medical Aid in Dying law, we’re seeing the catastrophic results of such laws on the other side of the Atlantic. In a commentary published at the New York Post, Able Americans Senior Fellow Mark Mostert, Ph.D. observes: ...