Content Type: Podcast

The Impact of Proposed Title IX Changes on Women’s Sports

The Biden Administration’s proposed changes to Title IX regulations have faced significant controversy, particularly concerning the participation of transgender athletes in women's sports. The Title IX rule changes under this Administration can be broken into two parts, the first is a published rule that went into effect on August 1, 2024 that expands the definition Read More

Heard On West Exec with guest Richard Grenell

Dr. Carson and the American Cornerstone Institute team are excited to present "Heard on West Exec," a brand-new weekly podcast dedicated to exploring the intricacies of working within the federal executive branch. This week's episode features an insightful interview with former U.N. Ambassador and Director of National Security, Richard Grenell. If you want to deepen… Read More

Behind the Scenes: Richard Grenell’s Journey Through U.S. Diplomacy

Join Evelyn Lim as she talks with Ambassador Richard Grenell about his distinguished career in the executive branch. From his pivotal role as the spokesman at the UN to being the US Ambassador to Germany and Acting Director of National Intelligence, Grenell shares insightful lessons on diplomacy, implementing reforms, and representing America. Discover his views… Read More

Immigration and Representation

The Biden administration’s failure to secure the Southern border has become a decisive issue this year, with a majority of Americans seeing the rise of illegal immigration as a critical threat, and rightly so: more than the population of 36 US states. This not only violates the sovereignty of our border but also the most Read More

Behind the Scenes with Sean Spicer, former White House Press Secretary

Sean Spicer joins Irv Dennis on the Heard on the West Exec podcast to discuss his journey in White House communications, emphasizing the dynamic complexity of the role. Sean shares experiences from his tenure as White House Press Secretary under President Trump, offering insights into daily communication strategies, dealing with the press, and tips on… Read More

The DNC’s Presidential Candidate Earned Zero Primary Votes

Convention Delegates are usually “background actors” and political “extras” who are there to wear a donkey or elephant hat, wave the flag, and sing along to patriotic songs. In the modern age, the party nominee by the time of the convention is usually a foregone conclusion. Although their real functional purpose has been lost in Read More

What is “standing,” and why is it required for a court to hear a case?

“Standing” is a bedrock principle of constitutional law and an essential element to any case that comes before the court. Standing comes from the “cases and controversies” clause in Article III of the Constitution, and it essentially requires that anyone who brings a case must have an actual case or controversy that the court, under Read More