Heritage Foundation

The Heritage Foundation is the nation’s most broadly supported public policy research institute, with more than 453,000 individual, foundation and corporate donors. Heritage, founded in February 1973, mission is to formulate and promote conservative public policies based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.

Most Recent Articles by Heritage Foundation:

Standing with Boston April 16, 2013
Protecting large public events is the most difficult of public safety challenges

Americans are right to be concerned about how the President and Congress allocate their hard-earned money

President Obama’s spending cut claim doesn’t hold up, and Americans get stuck with a $1.1 trillion tax bill

The Obama budget actually expands parts of Obamacare and even includes new changes to Medicare that create two sneaky new “taxes” on seniors

North Korea on the Edge April 10, 2013
Perhaps most worrisome is that the regime’s threat du jour is occurring so rapidly

Espionage pursues large, important targets, such as military blueprints or proprietary business plans, and is often state-sponsored

President Obama insists that “suspicion about government” is unfounded

Farewell from Ed Feulner April 3, 2013
We had few, if any, allies in positions of power back in 1973. We were in fact surrounded.

Broad federal declarations usually don’t work, and a one-size-fits-all immigration policy is not the way to go

As the world’s most responsible arms exporter, the U.S. has no need to sign on to this international charade

Where religious liberty is threatened in our society, people are calling attention to it

North Korea’s threats prompted the Obama Administration to reverse some of its reductions in missile defense recently, but that is not nearly enough

Ed Fuelner

States and local school districts just have to own up to the real costs of their teacher benefit programs

Marriage Matters for Children

Thanks to Obamacare… March 22, 2013
A bureaucratic nightmare

“After almost four years of his presidency, not only is America’s standing in the world weaker; the world is also more dangerous than before.”

Budget debates fare best when policymakers have clear choices

Peace through our strength; weakness only invites aggression

The Supreme Court cases provide a unique window of opportunity to explain what marriage is and why it matters

Head Start, of course, has already shown us the ways government preschool can fail American children

With a new Secretary of State and a new Libya team on the way, Benghazi can’t just be swept under the rug

Medicaid already doesn’t cover the costs of many procedures, and expanding the program is only going to stretch the doctors’ even further—while they get paid less

Here’s how, at first blush, the Ryan plan measures up

House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) will unveil his fiscal year 2014 budget tomorrow

Welfare Reform Is Back March 8, 2013
The importance of promoting self-reliance and a better future through work

Once again, we have a marginally suited nominee with questionable policy choices and actions in his past

Chavez’s unique combination of populism, authoritarianism, socialism, and combativeness allowed him to build nothing less than a cult of personality

The problem is that most poor Americans do not work at all

Canada has oil to sell, and it isn’t likely to wait forever