Why the Declaration of Independence still matters 250 years later
Jun 9, 2026

America’s 250th anniversary presents a rare opportunity to revisit the ideas that launched the great American experiment and consider what they mean for our future. Across the country, Americans are debating issues that touch nearly every aspect of our lives. From affordability and economic opportunity to free speech, civic responsibility, and the proper role of […]

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Last Full Measure of Devotion brings Jacksonville together to honor Memorial Day
Jun 5, 2026

As the sun set over the St. Johns River last week, hundreds of Floridians gathered on the pier beside the USS Orleck Naval Museum to remember what Memorial Day is really about. Hosted by Americans for Prosperity, The LIBRE Initiative, and Concerned Veterans for America, the “Last Full Measure of Devotion” event brought together veterans, […]

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The real meaning of Memorial Day
May 22, 2026

This Memorial Day weekend, families across the country will gather for cookouts, travel, and time with loved ones. Highways will fill as people head to the beach, the lake, or backyard gatherings with friends and neighbors. But amid the activity of the long weekend, it’s important to remember that Memorial Day is ultimately about honoring […]

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Why we remember Memorial Day: The cost of freedom
May 22, 2026

The passage of time and the changing of generations shouldn’t diminish our obligation to remember Americans who lost their lives in military service. Their service and sacrifice deserve to be honored, and that requires intentional acts of remembrance. Memorial Day gives Americans an opportunity to pause, honor the fallen, and recommit to the principles and […]

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They answered the call so you could live free
May 19, 2026

From the Revolution to modern times, generations of Americans have given their lives in defense of freedom. Memorial Day exists to remember them, reflect on the freedoms they helped preserve, and renew our gratitude for their sacrifice.  One of those Americans was Jonas Parker, a Massachusetts farmer and militia member who took up his musket […]

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Red tape vs. innovation: What we heard in Greensboro
May 6, 2026

Americans lead the world in tech and innovation because we have the freedom to try new ideas and solve difficult problems. Today, that freedom is being squeezed by red tape and bureaucracy that make it harder to build, create, and succeed. That was the message in Greensboro, North Carolina, where Americans for Prosperity activists met […]

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American entrepreneurs: A story of big ideas and big inventions
May 1, 2026

The shoes on your feet, the laptop on your desk, the ice-cold bottle of Coke in your hand. We take these things for granted; they’re part of our day-to-day. But for most of our history, they weren’t. It took a driven entrepreneur willing to make their novel ideas a reality. The story of an entrepreneur […]

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How freedom fuels innovation
May 1, 2026

What fuels the freedom to dream bigger?  For nearly 250 years, Americans have had the ability to think, build, and create without asking for permission first.   That freedom has driven some of the greatest innovations in human history.  In 1790, President George Washington signed the first U.S. patent. It gave everyday Americans something powerful: the right to own and benefit from their ideas. […]

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Americans invented the modern world. Here’s the proof.
Apr 17, 2026

American inventions have shaped the modern world. You just have to ask yourself: What have Americans invented? When you call someone on the phone, when you watch TV, when you hop on a plane or in a car, when you turn on your AC, when you drink a bottle of Coke, or right now when […]

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