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Iran and the Crisis in the European Mind
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Originally published in the Spectator The politics of the Iranian war feature an observable gap between interest and action for nearly all parties. The Americans possessed overwhelming casus belli versus Iran for nearly half a century, and did not act upon it until three weeks past. The Iranians possessed none…
View EntryTESTIMONY: OHIO PROPERTY PROTECTION ACT
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TESTIMONY BEFORE OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Committee on Public Safety Good morning, Chair Abrams, Vice Chair Miller, and Ranking Member Thomas and members of the Ohio House Public Safety Committee. Thank you for the opportunity to testify today. My name is Adam Savit. I am the Director for China Policy…
View EntryTenn. Takes a More Active Role in Immigration Enforcement
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Originally published by the Tennessean For too long, states have taken a passive approach to immigration enforcement – deferring almost entirely to the federal government even as the consequences of illegal immigration increasingly fall on state budgets, schools, hospitals and law enforcement agencies. Tennessee is charting a different path. They…
View EntryAI Tools Need Transparency Regarding Bias and Serious Threats
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) has released a new expert insight from AI and Emerging Technology senior policy analyst, Matthew Burtell, and Yusuf Mahmood, director. This report highlights the need for greater transparency into the design choices that shape AI and its behavior, particularly when it comes to…
View EntryAI Transparency: Hidden Design Choices and the Case for Disclosure
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View EntryAFPI Applauds Department of Labor’s Efforts to Bolster Apprenticeships
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) has released the following joint statement from the Education Freedom and American Dream campaigns in response to new guidance issued by the Department of Labor (DOL) concerning the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP): “For far too long, American prosperity and economic opportunity have been…
View EntryAn America First Housing Solution Starts With Fixing California
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Originally published by the California Globe Americans are exhausted by the rising cost of living. But nowhere is the crisis hitting harder than in California, a state once synonymous with opportunity and upward mobility. Today, it has become a cautionary tale: a place where working people with good jobs still…
View EntryAFPI Statement on Governor Beshear’s Veto of Education Freedom in Kentucky
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Washington, D.C.—Today, Erika Donalds, Chair of Education Opportunity at the America First Policy Institute (AFPI), issued the following statement following the veto by Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky’s legislation (House Bill 1) that would permit participation in the new federal tax credit scholarship created in the Working Families Tax Cut…
View EntryArizona Deserves Secure, Orderly Elections
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This article originally appeared in the Daily Independent on March 13, 2026 Every election cycle, Arizonans brace for the same familiar headlines: long lines at polling places, tabulation delays stretching late into the night, emergency court filings and national media attention focused — once again — on Maricopa County. These…
View EntryMexico, Canada, and Cuba: America Refocuses on the Hemisphere
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In this latest episode of The Western Front, hosts Joshua Treviño and Melissa Ford Maldonado expand the scope of the hemisphere’s most urgent debates by turning north to Canada and south to Mexico — arguing that both frontiers now demand far more serious American attention. Opening with a reflection on…
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