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Alaskans Need Universal Temporary Licensure
This article was originally published in Anchorage Daily News. In many ways, Alaskans have come through the COVID-19 pandemic stronger than ever. However, despite a resilient recovery, there are still some significant challenges to overcome — particularly when it...

An Abundance Agenda Promotes Social Mobility
This article was originally published in Discourse Magazine. When it comes to social mobility, are the kids really alright? Maybe so. In the academic literature, social mobility measures a person’s opportunity to earn more income than their parents at a similar age....

High Anxiety, Low Abundance
This article was originally published in Discourse Magazine. America is becoming a nation of anxious people. Psychologists point to the rapid rise in anxiety, especially among teenagers and young adults, as evidence that our country is facing a mental health crisis....

The American Dream Must Be Part of ’24 Campaigns
This article was originally published in the Boston Herald. The 2024 presidential race has already begun. There are already four people on the Republican side, including former President Donald Trump and former Governor Nikki Haley, who have officially thrown their...

Universal Recognition Will Help Stem Virginia’s Migration Woes
This article was originally published in Bacon's Rebellion. From pristine beaches to rolling hills and picturesque mountains, Virginia has a lot to attract residents. Combine that with a strong economy and Northern Virginia’s close ties with Washington, D.C., Virginia...

We Need a Psychology of Progress
This article was originally published in the Progress Network. Today, thanks to scientific discoveries and technological innovations, we live safer, longer, and more comfortable lives than at any time in human history. Nearly all of us would be unwilling to surrender...

2023 Can Become the New Year of Licensing Reform
This article was originally published in the Washington Examiner. New Year’s resolutions can kickstart a good year coming out of the holiday season. In our own lives, we typically focus on things such as exercising, eating healthier, or spending more time with family....

Chase the American Dream in 2023
This article was originally published by Real Clear Politics. For most Americans, the new year is a time to come together as families and communities. According to a recent survey conducted by The Harris Poll and the Archbridge...

Three New Year’s Resolutions for Economic Opportunity
This article was originally published by The Hill. Marked by inflation, political division and the stubbornly persistent after-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, 2022 has been another year that Americans are understandably eager to see end. The new year provides an...

Nostalgia is a Great Holiday Gift For Yourself, Others
This article was originally published by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. What are your favorite holiday memories? Does a certain Christmas carol send you back to your parents’ living room, eyeing presents under the tree? Does a dreidel in your hand take you back to...
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