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When the news broke that the owners of the Chicago Bears football team purchased a massive piece of property in a suburb 30 miles outside of downtown Chicago, the narrative quickly developed that the Bears could be leaving their historic stadium for the suburbs. Many news outlets say it’s because the owners see more opportunity to make profit—they'll have an easier time with things like sports betting, generational change in ownership, or maybe it’s just time. But we wonder if there are other factors at work here.

Democrats' $3.5 trillion tax-and-spend bill is a total makeover and expansion of the federal government that risks out-of-control inflation.

Doescher: Okay. All right, go ahead. Griffith: The headline is, is a bit misleading because it suggests that up until this point inflation wasn't here. Well, in fact, ablation is here almost each and every year. In fact, going all the way back to 1955, the mid 1950s, there is only one year in that entire stretch that dates back to the time that our parents, for you and me, our parents are born, there's only been one time that we did not have inflation in a given year. That was back in 2009. So inflation is with us almost each and every year. Now the inflation rate that we see right now over t...

To be a conservative at this moment should give you an immense feeling of pride. Looking back at 2020, it is stunning to see how many of The Heritage Foundation’s ideas were embraced—by members of Congress, by the administration, and by allied think tanks and grassroots leaders across America and around the world. Conservative solutions have proven across time and place to be the only way to ensure the survival of our nation and see us through challenging events like the ones we faced in 2020. Think about the COVID-19 pandemic. Americans are faring better i...

Heritage Explains The President Has Been Killed; The Republic of Chad Hangs In the Balance It's the story hardly anyone in America is talking about. One of Africa’s longest-serving presidents, Idriss Déby of Chad (who had ruled for 30 years) was recently killed in a battle against rebels advancing towards the capital. His shocking death has thrown the country’s frequently tempestuous politics into further turmoil, even as the rebels remain in the field. On this fascinating episode, we talk about who President Déby was and what his legacy looks like, what's at stake for this troubled re...