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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

When most people picture the U.S.-Mexico border, they often think of agents in green uniforms patrolling the desert or guarding sections of the wall. But

We’ve all driven past road construction sites and seen crews busy at work, maybe slowed down for the cones or watched a concrete mixer spin.

Latino Voices in Washington: How One Group is Shaping Policy and the American Dream  Have you ever thought about calling your representative to share your

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Ruby Welch has lived many lives; survivor, mother, widow, and now, one of Arkansas’s most impactful voices for criminal justice reform.

Kansas City, MO – For Johnnie Calloway, faith, family, and a deep desire to turn pain into purpose have fueled a remarkable journey, from a

Washington, D.C. — As the percentage of lawmakers with military experience drops from 75% in the 1970s to just 17% today, some argue this disconnect

As Americans gather this Independence Day to celebrate freedom, it’s worth revisiting the revolutionary ideas that launched the nation nearly 250 years ago. At the