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Heritage: The Future of the 1776 Commission
February 10, 2021
Angela Sailor writes that the 1776 Commission, which was cancelled on President Joe Biden’s first day in office, can continue outside of the federal government to promote the U.S. Constitution and the values that create unity and a stronger America.
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Privacy Fears as South Africa Plans to Record all Babies' Biometrics at Birth
February 10, 2021
Experts warn of data leaks and identity theft as South Africa’s government plans to photograph and fingerprint every baby born for a digital register following recommendations from the World Bank, which is backing efforts to roll out digital IDs worldwide.
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Pro-Democracy Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Denied Bail
February 10, 2021
Pro-democracy Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai, who has was arrested under the new national security law and who has been in custody since early December, has been denied bail by Hong Kong’s top court.
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Brookings: Advancing Multilateralism in a Populist Age
February 09, 2021
Thomas Wright writing for the Brookings Institute, examines how multilateralists in the United States and Europe may strengthen a cooperative international order at a time when populism and nationalism are strong forces.
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National Interest: U.S. Should Not Have Rejoined Flawed UN Human Rights Council
February 09, 2021
Brett D. Schaefer and Danielle Pletka writing for the National Interest argue that the U.S. rejoining the United Nations Human Rights Council before laying out its own agenda for change, the Biden administration has squandered its leverage for the much needed reform.
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