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“Just what exactly is a culture of enterprise?” Dr. Richard Brake asked at a Heritage Foundation event on April 2nd.

It was surprising to hear the word “surplus” on Capitol Hill on April 7th, having grown accustomed to the usual news about deficits. But the Cato Institute pin-pointed one surplus that is, because of the mismanagement of government funding, harming the system. The surplus is in college graduates.

In China there is a serious divide between those that live in urban areas and those that live in rural areas, according to a study by the Rural Development Institute.

Despite international warnings, North Korea conducted a long-range missile test on April 4th, supposedly intending to launch a communications satellite into orbit.

The class struggle is alive and well on campus from kindergarten through college, in so many ways.

On March 26th, three panelists discussed the new Levin-McCain legislation.

As the Obama administration draws up plans for a new health care system, experts in the field have taken the opportunity to offer some tips learned through Medicare that may help current health care reform efforts.

The American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 was enacted in response to a World Trade Organization order and European Union trade sanctions related to a little known tax break for U.S. exporters.

Measures to ensure national security and consumer safety by regulating imports often come at the cost of reduced trade.

“New media” is quickly becoming the most powerful organizational and political force of this generation.

What does John Podesta, CEO and President of the Center for American Progress (CAP) , think will best stimulate the economy?

The winner of Accuracy in Media’s 2009 Reed Irvine investigative journalism award passes on some valuable life lessons to the next generation.