The idea that civilization is headed someplace is a defining feature of the West. Since at least the late Middle Ages, we have believed ourselves to be headed someplace better, even if slowly. Many moments lay ahead to ensure that belief has not been misguided.

Federation Day may be “future history,” but it’s worth celebrating in 2022.

As we consider shifting our counterterrorism resources closer to home, it’s also worth considering how much this agenda costs us. Susan Craig explores the root causes terrorism at home and abroad, as well as what we can do to address it.

Cindy Huang invites us all to openly talk about and address the problems we face together as Americans. She explores the history of anti-Asian racism and invites improved understanding of the unique experiences of AAPI individuals.

StandPoint’s thirteenth year in business coincides with the Ides of March. We choose to see this overlap as a sign of the staying power of compelling stories.

It feels like everyone is looking back on where they were last year more than ever. Here’s some tips on messaging.

Remote work certainly has it’s challenges but the lessons learned along the way have proved invaluable.

Let’s not forget why it was so hard for anyone to boldly proclaim that the mob that was descending on DC was a violent, existential threat to our democracy.

More than a tweet or a soundbite, the video that captured the events on the ground during the insurrection on January 6th offer a complete picture of what actually happened.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory just showed us that America's can-do spirit is still alive, even in a can't-do age.