Author: Connor Chung

The world is interconnected—there’s no denying that. From trade and technology to security and diplomacy, America cannot isolate itself and expect to thrive. But being a global leader doesn’t mean…

At its core, sovereignty is about independence, freedom, and the ability to chart our own course. It’s about America’s right to make decisions for itself—without interference, coercion, or dependence on…

In a world that feels increasingly chaotic and disconnected, the preservation of cultural and moral integrity is more important than ever. At its heart, this tenet is about remembering who…

Big PictureFree and fair elections are the bedrock of American democracy. However, growing concerns over voter fraud, election security, and public trust in the electoral process have exposed vulnerabilities in…

Big PictureThe nuclear family—traditionally consisting of a married mother and father raising children—is the cornerstone of a stable and prosperous society. Over recent decades, cultural shifts, economic pressures, and policy…

Big PictureThe United States’ federalist system is designed to balance power between the federal government and the states, fostering a system of shared governance. However, over time, the centralization of…

Big PictureThe United States has long maintained a robust foreign aid program, supporting countries across the globe in development, humanitarian aid, and military assistance. While these efforts are often framed…

In today’s globalized world, the United States and China find themselves locked in a relationship that is as complex as it is consequential. The decisions we make in managing this…