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When the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) was founded, there was pushback within the conservative movement about shareholder activism. People would ask why conservatives should be questioning the actions of American businesses and – by extension – the free-market ...
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A police-involved shooting death in Philadelphia involving a man with mental health issues is bringing more attention to demands that law enforcement officers use milder tactics such as shooting-to-wound and having social workers or health care professionals ride along with ...
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Actor Benedict Cumberbatch is a preening twit. It’s a shame to have to say that. He’s been immensely watchable since his long-ago appearance in a not-very-good British one-off series called Fortysomething that he, and mostly Hugh Laurie, saved from being dire. Tremendous Sherlock, ...
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Even though Netflix and Amazon Prime were quick to promote black-oriented content after the death of George Floyd, it appears that streaming services are willing to take a pass when it comes to content made by black conservatives that questions ...
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It’s now popular for politicians to dodge complicated issues – particularly involving COVID-19 and climate change – by brushing off vigorous debate with the assertion that they “follow the science.” But this vaguery is not reserved for the campaign trail ...
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Recognizing Unacknowledged Risks, Possibilities & Value Judgments Part II: The Fatal Flaws in AYS Coalition Climate-Related Policy Claims The second in a series analyzing claims by proponents of Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) and stakeholder primacy policies about the feasibility ...
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Conservatives and people of faith need to “engage with companies” to prevent them from being wholly taken over by a left-wing political agenda. “If we don’t engage,” said Justin Danhof, Esq., director of the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP), ...
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