Articles by Allie Winegar Duzett

November 9^th is the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, and even if news stations like CNN and ABC do not, other people worldwide will be celebrating this defeat of communism.

“We need to get a grip on our budget,” Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) argued at this week’s Heritage Foundation Bloggers’ Briefing.

According to John Fund of The Wall Street Journal, there is one question above all that Americans should be asking with regards to ACORN: “How did they get away with so much for so long?”

While many of ACORN’s members are corrupt, a few have the courage to speak for truth and virtue.  Anita MonCrief is one of those people.

Studies of the past decade’s religiosity “can be boiled into good news and bad news,” said Annette Mahoney of Bowling Green State University at a recent Heritage Foundation conference.

At a time when schools often struggle for funding, sometimes private institutions step up to fill the perceived need for more money.

It appears that teachers’ unions will oppose Obama as they once did Bush.

As the danger of global warming fades, the influence of those who would use it to expand government regulation grows.

There are many fields with rigorous critics; many writers make a living critiquing music, dance, art, and literature. But one crucial field regularly goes without any public criticism: the field of science, and scientific discovery.

Dr. Donald Palmisano of the Coalition to Protect Patients’ Rights spoke at a recent Heritage Foundation Blogger’s Briefing on the topic of health care reform.

Brad Wilcox spoke of the “unprecedented family revolution” in America at a recent Heritage Foundation event, Religious Practice and the Family: What the Research Says.

John Solomon is not just a writer for The Washington Times—he is also a founder of the new Times-sponsored website, TheConservatives.com. Solomon discussed this new website at a recent Heritage Foundation Bloggers’ Briefing.