This evening on MSNBC, Chris Matthews and Clarence Page were moaning about "food deserts," which is a liberal nickname for places in the United States that don't have grocery stores, or have grocery stores that don't sell many or any ...
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This past weekend, Project 21 members were well represented in major media outlets regarding the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.  Among the dozens of interviews booked on television, radio and with print and Internet journalists, here are three ...
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On the 8/26/13 edition of Sean Hannity’s nationally-syndicated radio show, Project 21 co-chairman Horace Cooper debates Daryl Parks — an attorney for the family of Trayvon Martin — on the topic of recent instances of racial violence and the differing ...
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In a piece for Forbes, I explain how Mayor Bloomberg’s latest ban is bad for consumers and job-creating businesses alike. While it may not be easy being green, New York City will be a much more hospitable place for small ...
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Washington, D.C. - On August 28th, Americans will observe the 50th anniversary of the "March on Washington" civil rights rally. Black conservatives affiliated with the Project 21 leadership network are sharing their reflections on the anniversary by talking about the ...
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Mike Rosen, easily one of the most knowledgeable interviewers in all of talk radio, interviewed David Hogberg, PhD, author of the National Center's paper, "Why The 'Young Invincibles' Won't Participate in the ObamaCare Exchanges and Why It Matters" on August ...
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If you’ve been paying any attention to health care news over the last 24 hours, you are aware that both the United Parcel Service and the University of Virginia will, in some cases, not be providing health insurance to the spouses of their ...
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The Fox Business Channel's Stuart Varney weighed in yesterday on the National Center's newest ObamaCare paper, "Why The "Young Invincibles" Won't Participate In The ObamaCare Exchanges and Why It Matters," by David Hogberg, Ph.D ...
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My recently released study on the incentives  “young invincibles” will face on the ObamaCare exchanges received considerable criticism from the left.  Interestingly, what most of it had in common was that it could have doubled as a description of present-day ...
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The Food and Drug and Administration considers sunscreen to be an "over-the-counter medication" and laws in many states prohibit public school students from taking over-the-counter medications at school unless their parents, and sometimes doctors, fulfill some bureaucratic requirements in advance ...
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