Few things have shifted more noticeably in recent years than the way people get their news and information. Maria Giannopoulos says the new media megaphone has given the right a voice and broken the old media stranglehold.
The U.S. government's ouster of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro may have solved one problem but it may also have created several new ones. Lora Karch warns that war with Venezuela risks hemispheric destabilization.
After 60 years and $20 trillion dollars in spending, the war on poverty has created more dependency than it has solved. Tyler Turman asks, are transfers replacing work for America's poor?
Football stadiums can mean big business for a municipality but they come with a massive price tag. Priyanka Venkat explains why the taxpayers are on the hook for a new stadium in D.C.
