Insights and Resources

Nigeria: People Will Forget One Day What Polio Looked Like

(All Africa) - In recent times, practicing neurosurgeon, and multiple Emmy-Award winning CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, was in Kano State, northern Nigeria to document Nigeria's…

Closing the Planned Parenthood Loophole

By Scott Gottlieb (The Wall Street Journal) - Whatever your stance on abortion, it’s clear the laws governing fetal tissue don’t work—and should be fixed.

Carly Fiorina says America needs a businesslike approach, not more politics

For too long, she says, America has relied on the “political class” to fix long-term problems such as illegal immigration and the inefficiencies in the…

The Secrets Leaders Keep – AmyK Hutchens

(Fresh Impact) - In her new book, The Secrets Leaders Keep (Emerge Publishing, Oct. 2015), AmyK exposes the doubts and fears most leaders are not willing to…

These Are the Companies That We’ll Be Talking About in the Future

(LinkedIn Pulse) - "Want to become a billionaire? Then help a billion people."

Book review: ‘Dealing With China: An Insider Unmasks the New Economic Superpower,’ by Henry Paulson

(Summit Daily News) - What quickly becomes clear upon reading “Dealing With China” is Paulson’s deep fascination with the nation and his profound determination that the…

Meet the CEO: Allen West

When the Dallas-based National Center for Policy Analysis went looking for a new top executive last year, the free-market think tank turned to Allen West—an outspoken former…

Star Trek voyage boldly goes where no theme cruise has gone before

(Palm Beach Post) - In celebration of the iconic TV show’s 50th anniversary, the inaugural Star Trek: The Cruise promises an immersive, six-day experience for Trekkies.

Joseph Stiglitz: “Deep-Seatedly Wrong” Economic Thinking Is Killing Greece

(The World Post) - Joseph Stiglitz, who has been following the Greek crisis closely and is recently returned from Athens, sets himself to the task of…

Robert Zoellick: What Should Be the Purpose of American Power?

(The National Interest) - Over the span of the last two hundred years, the power of the American state has reached heights that would have been…

6 ways to develop the right mindset to navigate life’s turns

(Upstart Business Journal) - While time moves chronologically, life moves haphazardly: divorce, medical issues, family responsibilities, economic upheaval, self-doubt. Through every detour, I knew there was…

Comparative government corruption

(The Washington Times) - When people read my report that 75 percent of the American people thought corruption was widespread in government, a number asked me…