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For pediatrician Dr. Chaminie Wheeler, the decision to leave the traditional healthcare system wasn’t easy, but it was necessary. After years of practicing in a

Imagine wanting to help an aging parent by building a small apartment above your garage or creating a backyard cottage for your college grad who’s

When Jimmie Smith joined the U.S. Army at 17, he wasn’t thinking about politics. He just wanted to live out the adventures of his childhood

Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz says there’s a “Great Awakening” happening among Hispanic voters and it’s changing the political landscape of South Texas and beyond. 

The Department of Justice might be one of the nation’s most powerful agencies, but a closer look at its operations reveals layers of inefficiency, overlapping

Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton says his state is proving that less government and more local decision-making can fuel growth, expand opportunity, and preserve taxpayer

Colorado Congressman Jeff Crank says the weight of serving in the U.S. House of Representatives is something he feels every single day, but so is

Las Vegas, NV — Few people get excited about a trip to the DMV. Long lines, confusing paperwork, and hours of lost time have made

Washington, D.C. – With the national debt continuing to surge past $34 trillion, policy experts are hunting for realistic ways to trim federal spending. One

PIERRE, S.D. — A years-long effort to improve access to healthcare in South Dakota has finally paid off. As of July 1, Physician Associates (PAs)

Washington, D.C.-Florida’s economic collapse in the late 2000s was no small matter. With more than 832,000 jobs lost over just four years and housing prices

When Jamie Thompson first stepped into nursing school at 28, she had no idea she would one day be walking the halls of the Michigan

In a rare moment of sweeping legislative consensus, Congress passed what supporters are calling a game-changing economic package that makes the 2017 Tax Cuts and

Former NFL player Ron Freeman has lived a life marked by contrast, division and unity, rejection and acceptance, hardship and opportunity. Today, he’s using that

As the national debt continues to rise, policymakers and fiscal watchdogs are turning their attention to the Department of Defense (DoD) a federal behemoth with