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brazil is back: a conversation with brazilian minister of foreign affairs. heritage explains: what are 'red flag' gun laws and do they work? it’s likely that congress will consider ‘red flag’ gun laws in the coming weeks. this week, heritage's amy swearer helps explain what these laws are, if they are working, and what concerns currently exist from liberals and conservatives.. heritage expert says anti-brexit elites are 'running scared' heritage's nile gardiner joined cnbc today to talk about the latest from the u.k., the anti-brexit forces in parliament resisting a new general election, and how the conservatives, and brexit, stand to benefit from giving the british people another chance to vote.. gras*roots disaster response: harnessing the capacities of communities. the first 72 hours after a disaster are the most critical. the most effective responses during this period come from those closest to the scene. because of this, faith-based and community organizations play vital roles because of their proximity and the relationships that they have already established before the disaster. read the report denmark has been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons, writes heritage expert daniel kochis. president donald trump’s unexpected interest in buying greenland and his subsequent postponement of a planned state department visit to copenhagen rankled danish feathers and left many on both sides of the atlantic scratching their heads.. liberty & justice for all: a conversation with andrew cryan of econ films. this week, andrew cryan of econ films joins paul winfree to discuss new survey data on what the public knows about economics, what it takes to establish a public narrative around economics, the types of information that influence policymakers, and the best. we are a research and educational institution whose mission is to build and promote conservative public policies .