Paine’s Advice on Religious Liberty: True Then, True Now
4/19: ACRU Chairman and CEO Susan Carleson writes on why Founding Father Thomas Paine's advice on protecting religious liberty could save America from anti-religious groups and legislators.
Klukowski: Mueller Report Redaction Required by Law
4/18: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski explains why Attorney General William Barr was required to redact parts of the Mueller Report by the law and how the report exonerates President Trump.
Klukowski: Circuit Court Reinstates Trump's Asylum Policy
4/14: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily reinstating the President's asylum policy.
Carson Fights Discrimination On Facebook And The Democrats Who Advocate For Big Tech
4/14: The Department of Housing and Urban Development, under the direction of Dr. Ben Carson, is taking aggressive legal action against social media platforms for enabling online housing discrimination.
Too Little, Too Late?
4/13: The Labor Department’s recent proposal to revamp the Obama administration’s so-called “joint employer rule” is being lauded by Republicans and the business community.
Man Admits to Double Voting
4/10: Project Veritas has uncovered another instance of double voting, tracking down a New Hampshire Man who cast two ballots in 2018 midterms.
Facebook’s New Policy Is Not About 'Standing Up to Hate'
4/10: Liberal extremists want to silence and punish anyone who doesn’t share their views, and Facebook just gave them a powerful new way to do that.
Shameless Union Attacks Threaten Future 5G Innovation in America
4/8: America is no doubt in a tough fight to win the global race to 5G.
Police Can't Fix Communities
4/3: ACRU Policy Board member and Professor of Economics Dr. Walter E. Williams explains why an increased police presence won't solve the rampant crime problem in Baltimore.
Voter Fraud Is Real
3/27: Project Veritas uncovered three voters living and voting in Florida who had ballots cast in their name in New York.