Getting TSA out of Our Luggage
Members of Congress have said it before, and they are saying it again: It’s time for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to allow new members… Read More
Articles by Jessica Zuckerman
Modern State Militia Debate Rages on in Arizona
Headlines throughout the state of Arizona are highlighting the debate on Senate Bill 1083, a bill to stand up Arizona’s modern state militia or State… Read More
The Reality of Maritime Cargo Security: 100 Percent Scanning Not the Answer
It sounds like a scene from 24: A terrorist group gets a hold of a nuclear bomb, places it in a cargo container, watches it… Read More
Race Is On: Candidate Lineup Now Set in Mexico’s Upcoming Presidential Election
In a historic first, Josefina Vazquez Mota was chosen on Sunday to be the presidential candidate for Mexico’s National Action Party (PAN). Vazquez Mota’s primary… Read More
Time to Admit Poland into the Visa Waiver Program
Senator Mark Kirk (R–IL) and Congressman Mike Quigley (R–IL) returned from a four-day trip to Poland this week. The bipartisan pair made the journey to… Read More
Can a Conservative-Minded Leader Save Guatemala?
On Saturday, President-elect Otto Pérez Molina will be inaugurated in Guatemala, following his November runoff election win against Manuel Baldizón Méndez. Pérez, a member of… Read More
“Ladies in White” and Obama’s Failed Policy of Cuban Appeasement
They call themselves “las Damas de Blanco” (“the Ladies in White”). They are a prominent group of courageous Cuban women, many of them wives of… Read More
The 2012 Index of Economic Freedom: Latin America’s Underperformers
Today, the 2012 Index of Economic Freedom launches. For 17 years, The Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal have reported on the status of… Read More
An Election-Year Trend: Disaster Declarations on the Rise
The Iowa Caucus was not the only thing folks looking to the 2012 election were talking about this week. Barron’s Washington Editor Jim McTague warned… Read More
The Unknown Summit: Key Players in Latin America Move Toward Economic Unity
Last week, in Merída, Mexico, the leaders of Chile, Mexico, Peru, and Colombia met to affirm their shared commitment to economic integration, growth, and competitiveness…. Read More
