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Home · Sep 16, 2026

REPRODUCTIVE AND SEXUAL HEALTH

Curtis Hill: In Massachusetts, Triple Murder Becomes a Women’s Rights Cause

“A culture that cannot say, without hesitation, that killing a viable child is homicide should not be shocked when a jury treats three dead children as a referendum on the mother’s narrative,” writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise...

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Home · Sep 09, 2026

HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

25 Years After 9/11, Black Conservatives Warn: Don’t Let America Forget

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 remain impossible to forget. For...

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Home · Sep 09, 2026

HOMELAND SECURITY AND SAFETY

China-Made Equipment in the U.S. Grid? National Center Demands Corporate Answers

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 foreign threats to the nation’s...

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Home · Sep 03, 2026

INVESTMENT AND CAPITAL MARKETS

FEP Sounds the Alarm: “We View the SEC’s Action as Locking in the Left’s Gains”

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 Steve Milloy told the Financial...

STEVE MILLOY

Home · Sep 02, 2026

LEGAL SYSTEM AND JUSTICE

Horace Cooper: Barrett Is No Souter

Some conservative critics of Justice Amy Coney Barrett have compared her to David Souter, but Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper argues that Barrett’s “role on the Supreme Court has consistently halted progressive overreach, restoring the structural safeguards designed by the Framers.” In a commentary published...