There are genuine concerns about affordability in the U.S., but the viral piece redefining poverty at $140,000 is based on bad assumptions and selective evidence, writes Tyler Cowen for The Free Press.

The poverty line, a six-decade-old benchmark, claims to define the threshold to the middle class. The number is a lie, writes Michael W. Green.

Explore how moving to red states can lead to lower living costs and increased affordability.

While the “ROAD to Housing Act” has much to commend it, it would benefit from some improvements.

Even regular churchgoers are increasingly uncertain about the definition of family and related moral issues. A new national survey reveals…

By: Jack Butler – nationalreview.com – September 28, 2025 The vice president has done a lot correctly if he hopes to become president in 2029. But he still faces many obstacles to that goal.  No person has a better chance of being president in 2029 — extrapolating from current trends, all things being equal, etc. — than does Vice President JD...

A new poll reveals Gen Z does not view starting a family as a key to success and is instead prioritizing careers and financial independence.

There has been a dramatic decline in conscientiousness among teens and young adults over the past 10 years. Why and what can be done?

Why is marriage good? Is it only good for the material benefits it may provide individuals, like relational security and legal protection? Or is there an intrinsic good to marriage that can’t be analyzed with science? Social and political philosopher John Mancini joins the podcast to kick off the next series, Know About Family Formation. John argues that there is...