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The VET PFAS Act: Restoring equitable VA benefits to veterans
Military service entails countless risks, from permanent hearing loss to... more
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Can I voluntarily suspend my Social Security payments?
Dear Rusty, My wife retired in 2015 and is receiving Social Security. I am past my full retirement age, and I still work. … more
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Letter to the Editor: Americans should take Islamism very seriously
In a speech following 9/11, President Bush assured us that in spite of this terrorist... more
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Not Left. Not Right. Forward.
A new political home for the millions of Americans who no longer see themselves represented... more
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Volunteers launch global campaign offering message of hope
At a time when the desire for better government is on the minds of people the world over,... more
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America suffers from chronically poor leadership
At the end of the Cold War in 1989, the common understanding was... more
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AKA urges FDA to regulate kratom in wake of product liability lawsuits
The American Kratom Association (AKA) issued a Consumer Advisory in response to recent wrongful death jury... more
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Letter to the Editor: Race-based reparations don’t make sense
When the notion of race based reparations was first advanced, I didn’t take it seriously. more
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Guest Commentary: Recent progress on nuclear arms control is lost
Relations between the United States and Russia were bad enough before the latter’s brutal invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 … more
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Is the Fair Tax in our future?
Critics of Donald Trump once counted tax evasion among his many faults. more
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No Labels an ‘insurance policy’ for the establishment
Former U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut sat down to answer questions about the new... more
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Letter to the Editor: U.S. Sugar remembers Joe Collins
The entire U.S. Sugar family is deeply saddened by the loss of Joe Collins... more
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Free things from government are never really free
American school children are instructed that the late 19th century, the Gilded Age... more
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What’s preventing mental health providers like me from helping kids with autism
Autism is more prevalent than ever, according to data recently published... more
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Lake O fishing not hurt by algal blooms
How can there be outstanding bass fishing on Lake O and an algal bloom at the same time? more
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Combat summer ‘brain drain’ with high-quality learning programs
During the summer break, children and parents alike look forward to enjoying a much-needed.. more
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Legislation protects areas of critical environmental concern
We are grateful and proud to report that Governor DeSantis has signed House Bill 1489 … more
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About “Survivor” benefits vs. “Spousal” benefits
AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security more
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Guest Commentary: Democrats and Republicans met to subvert a third party option
This week (June 16), it was reported that a group of leading Democratic strategists and former officials — including President Biden’s former chief of staff... more
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Medicare perpetuates privilege -- not equity
Thanks to Medicare’s top official dodging questions by members of Congress, the fight for equity in American healthcare just suffered a further setback. more
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