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The latest edition of The Ripon Forum examines the effort to combat fake news in America and what the appropriate role of the federal government should be.
To Confront the Global Food Crisis, Quiet American Diplomacy Will No Longer Do
We are now in the midst of the biggest food crisis the world has seen in decades. The U.S. has led the response to this crisis. Now, it must convince other countries to do more, as well.
How Ukraine is Impacting the Transatlantic Relationship
Russia’s war in Ukraine is transforming Europe’s neglect of energy and defense policies into a dangerous wedge dividing the United States from the European Union.
Building Trust and Enhancing Performance
To rebuild the public’s faith in government, those who run government need to take on the challenges people care about in a way that gets results and makes a difference in their lives.
What Does It Mean to Be a Centrist Today?
America needs Republicans to provide a responsible alternative to the Democrats. GOP centrists can meet this need by advancing an alternative different than the radical left and authoritarian right.
Progressive Conservatism: How Republicans Will Become America’s Natural Governing Party
With the GOP well positioned to regain control of the House and possibly the Senate this November, a discussion about a governing philosophy to guide the party’s course in the coming years.
Fake News and the Federal Government: Should Washington Step In or Step Aside?
Today, misinformation and its malicious sibling, disinformation, permeate U.S. society so thoroughly that citizens have no way of knowing which information is accurate.
Where Bipartisan Opportunities Exist for Tech Reform
While Congress debates partisan tech agendas, the EU is passing laws that put them in the driver’s seat of data privacy and how our tech companies operate abroad. It’s time for both parties to put politics aside.
Protecting Our Kids in the Age of Social Media
There is a mental health crisis amongst America’s youth which many place squarely on the shoulders of technology in general, and social media in particular. It’s an easy enough correlation to make.
Ripon Profile of Stephanie Bice
The Representative of Oklahoma’s 5th Congressional District discusses an issue facing American that is not getting enough attention and outlines the biggest challenges facing her District.
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The latest edition of The Ripon Forum examines the effort to combat fake news in America and what the appropriate role of the federal government should be.
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To Confront the Global Food Crisis, Quiet American Diplomacy Will No Longer Do
We are now in the midst of the biggest food crisis the world has seen in decades. The U.S. has led the response to this crisis. Now, it must convince other countries to do more, as well.
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How Ukraine is Impacting the Transatlantic Relationship
Russia’s war in Ukraine is transforming Europe’s neglect of energy and defense policies into a dangerous wedge dividing the United States from the European Union.
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Building Trust and Enhancing Performance
To rebuild the public’s faith in government, those who run government need to take on the challenges people care about in a way that gets results and makes a difference in their lives.
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What Does It Mean to Be a Centrist Today?
America needs Republicans to provide a responsible alternative to the Democrats. GOP centrists can meet this need by advancing an alternative different than the radical left and authoritarian right.
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Progressive Conservatism: How Republicans Will Become America’s Natural Governing Party
With the GOP well positioned to regain control of the House and possibly the Senate this November, a discussion about a governing philosophy to guide the party’s course in the coming years.
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Fake News and the Federal Government: Should Washington Step In or Step Aside?
Today, misinformation and its malicious sibling, disinformation, permeate U.S. society so thoroughly that citizens have no way of knowing which information is accurate.
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Where Bipartisan Opportunities Exist for Tech Reform
While Congress debates partisan tech agendas, the EU is passing laws that put them in the driver’s seat of data privacy and how our tech companies operate abroad. It’s time for both parties to put politics aside.
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Protecting Our Kids in the Age of Social Media
There is a mental health crisis amongst America’s youth which many place squarely on the shoulders of technology in general, and social media in particular. It’s an easy enough correlation to make.
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The First Amendment Protects Freedom of Speech, Not Your Right To Someone Else’s Megaphone
When it comes to speech, the internet is more like a grocery store than like Main Street—and it’s in our collective interest to keep it that way. No one has a constitutional right to march up and down Harris Teeter’s produce aisle yelling racial slurs or harassing customers, just as no one has a constitutional…
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To Protect Free Speech, Social Media Platforms Must Stop their Overreach
Assaults on the culture of free speech grow by the day. Unfortunately, much of the assault is coming from the major social media platforms. The power of our democracy and the genius of our First Amendment is our recognition that no single authority can dictate what is true. We work out our disagreements through speech,…
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Ripon Profile of Stephanie Bice
The Representative of Oklahoma’s 5th Congressional District discusses an issue facing American that is not getting enough attention and outlines the biggest challenges facing her District.
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