This article was originally published in Newsweek. Political polarization has become a fixture of American society. While stoking outrage and division may benefit certain media outlets and political agendas, it obstructs our ability to thrive as individuals and come...
This article was originally published in the Los Angeles Daily News. If you read the news, you’ve probably noticed “bad vibes” surrounding the American Dream. From opinion polls to best-selling books and beloved comic books, the consensus says...
This article was originally published in Fortune Magazine. Americans have a long reputation for being hopeful. The United States is often characterized by its can-do attitude and the pursuit of the American Dream–the idea that motivated individuals have the freedom to...
This was originally published in the Bizmark Tribune. The American Dream is alive and well in North Dakota. A recent study by the Archbridge Institute illuminates the state’s remarkable position as the seventh-best state in the nation for social mobility, a testament...
This article was originally published in Discourse Magazine. Javier Milei’s early success in Argentina is a harbinger of what may soon be coming to the rest of Latin America. A version of this essay has been published in Spanish by Fundación para el...