National Center for Public Policy Research

10/19/2026

Veterans deserve better than partisan games.

Project 21's Emery McClendon says the VFW is letting politics stand in the way of legislation that could deliver real benefits to veterans and their families.

“When the VFW veers instead into partisan political squabbling and attention-seeking obstructionism, I can only be disappointed.”

“When the VFW veers instead into partisan political squabbling and attention-seeking obstructionism, I can only be disappointed,” writes Project 21 Ambassador Emery McClendon in a commentary published at The Washington Examiner.

Emery argues that the VFW is putting partisan politics and one d...

10/18/2026

Who elected California to make the rules for the rest of America?

Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill warns that California is using its massive market power to force its policies on businesses and consumers nationwide.

“That is not federalism,” writes Curtis, who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21.

He explains how other states can fight back and reclaim their right to govern themselves.

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"California is using the size of its market to impose its preferences on commerce that happens everywhere else," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21.

In a commentary published at RealClearMarkets, Curtis says h

10/17/2026

What if Americans with disabilities could carry their funding with them instead of navigating a maze of government programs?

That's the idea behind innovative “ABLE backpacks” championed by Able Americans Director Rachel Barkley.

A new American Enterprise Institute report highlights her vision for bringing funding from multiple government programs into one flexible account, giving individuals greater choice, control and independence.

The funding should follow the person, not the bureaucracy!

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What if government disability funding followed the individual instead of being controlled by separate programs and bureaucracies?

That’s the vision Able Americans Director Rachel Barkley brings to a new American Enterprise Institute (AEI) report on expanding economic opportunity for Americans w...

10/16/2026

“Is this about genuine accountability, or is the county executive trying to save face after the controversy became public?”

In the Washington Times, Project 21’s Delegate LaToya Marie Caldwell-Nkongolo calls out Prince George’s County, Maryland, officials after questions surfaced over untraceable grant money.

She says the response looks “reactionary rather than proactive.”

Prince George’s County Council Chair Krystal Oriadha is trying to claw back $7.6 million in taxpayer funds she directed to a personal friend’s charity, following mounting public backlash.

10/15/2026

Bank of America debanks conservatives but fails to flag billions in suspicious transactions linked to Chinese money laundering networks?

“It is ironic that an institution called ‘Bank of America’ has apparently been more interested in debanking conservative Americans based on their political ideology than in debanking Chinese account holders through which Communist China may be actively trying to subvert and harm America,” says Free Enterprise Project Director Steve Milloy.

Now facing a $1.2 BILLION penalty, the bank owes shareholders answers.

Free Enterprise Project Demands Accountability After $1.2 Billion Penalty for Anti-Money Laundering Violations
Washington, D.C. — After Bank of America was hit with a $1.2 billion penalty for serious anti-money laundering violations involving billions of dollars in suspicious transactions, Free E...

10/15/2026

Starbucks’ $1 million DEI settlement sends a message corporate America shouldn’t ignore.

In a new commentary, former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill explains why Florida’s action isn’t a political stunt. It’s about enforcing longstanding civil rights law and ensuring employment decisions are based on merit, not race or s*x.

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When it comes to DEI, corporate "boards need not follow the nearest political coalition. They simply need to read the law," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21.

In a commentary syndicated through InsideSources,

10/14/2026

Cornell’s “safety” crackdown could actually put students in MORE danger.

Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper warns that targeting fraternities won’t stop college parties. It may simply drive them underground, where there’s less oversight and greater risk.

🎥 Watch Horace explain on NewsNation's "Katie Pavlich Tonight."

10/14/2026

Black Americans have too much to lose from socialism.

Project 21’s new monograph, "What Socialism Means for Black America," warns that socialism threatens family, faith, ownership, entrepreneurship and economic independence.

Black America doesn’t need more government control. It needs more freedom and opportunity.

New Project 21 Monograph Examines Socialism’s Record and Offers a Path Toward Economic Freedom
Washington, D.C. — What does socialism’s resurgence in American politics mean for black Americans? A new monograph from the Project 21 black leadership network examines that question through the len...

10/13/2026

Calling Barack Obama may be a campaign’s last gasp.

On Fox News’ “Hannity” last night, Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper pointed to a familiar pattern: Struggling campaigns bring in the former president hoping for a boost, only to collapse altogether afterward.

10/12/2026

📺 Tune in tonight!

Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper is slated to join Sean Hannity on Fox News tonight during Hannity, airing 9–10 PM ET.

Don’t miss it! 🇺🇸