Upward Bound
Susannah PetittAn optimists view on social mobility, family, and economic growth
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The Home Front is Worth Fighting For
Homecoming - Norman Rockwell
President Trump said on Wednesday that it’s “not possible” for the U.S. to pay for childcare, Medicaid, and Medicare because we’re at war. And while yes, all government spending should come with tradeoffs, it’s...
Motherhood is a Feminist Issue
Young Mother Sewing - Mary Cassatt
There is a genre of progressive commentary I’ve been seeing more and more (mostly on TikTok) where feminists say that they would never have children because of the “state of the world” and that anyone wh...
Some Hope for Sick Kids on World Juvenile Arthritis Day
The Sick Child - Edward Munch
Today is World Juvenile Arthritis Day – a day to raise awareness for a little-known disease. Arthritis is generally stereotyped as “an old person’s disease” but arthritis can affect anyone at any time. In the...
Trade Policy is Family Policy
The Milkmaid - Johannes Vermeer
Today, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against Trump’s tariffs, ruling that the President cannot invoke the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 to unilaterally levy broad import tariffs.
With th...
Fertility is a Network Effect
Luncheon of the Boating Party - Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Second lady Usha Vance announced that she’s pregnant with the Vances’ fourth child this week, joining other prominent Republican women like Karoline Leavitt and Katie Miller who are exp...
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