This shortcoming not only limits the capacity of American families to achieve work-based independence, it also constrains our nation’s economy by adding to workforce challenges employers face.

The legal and legislative landscape of recent years suggests a shifting dynamic between religion and public education, one that appears increasingly complex—and potentially more accommodating.

Senators should be clear that only nominees who understand and are committed to constitutional supremacy and the constitutional role of judges will be confirmed.

To remain competitive, public schools should clearly communicate their unique value so parents can decide whether they are the best fit for their children.

The conversation explores the constitutional role of states in election administration, the limits of federal authority, the importance of institutional trust, and why federalism may offer a better framework for addressing election concerns moving forward.