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The Heritage Foundation released a new report last week outlining a plan to save the American Family. The report, titled Saving America by Saving the Family: A Foundation for the Next 250 Years, encapsulates how policy and culture can solve what the organization expects will be a bipartisan issue: saving the deteriorating American Family. On Monday, Dr. Kevin Roberts, Heritage Foundation’s president, shared the dire numbers. “If we stay on this trajectory of declining marriage rates, and particularly of declining fertility rates where we’re at 1.59%, the replacement rate as you no doubt know is about 2.1%,” Roberts told The Daily Signal, “by as early as 2050, demographically speaking, the United States will have passed the point of no return in which its population can reproduce itself.” The family is the foundation of every healthy society, and, tragically, the American family is on the brink. Our new family paper seeks to transform the incentive structure—shifting from policies that penalize marriage and family formation to ones that actively incentivize them. pic.twitter.com/zme3ktcmWg— Kevin Roberts (@KevinRobertsTX) January 12, 2026 One Heritage solution involves the federal Child Tax Credit, which Roberts reminds is a policy The Heritage Foundation pioneered many decades ago. The report calls on revising the child tax credit to incentivize marriage rather than reward single parents. “The particular proposal we’re most proud of, and actually the most optimistic about, is expanding the usage of the adoption tax credit,” Roberts said. The adoption tax credit is currently $17,280. Heritage proposes continuing to apply this tax credit for adoptions with the government granting a 25% bonus to parents who have been married at least three years for each child adopted over two years old. “We are not saying in this paper that government is the answer,” said Roberts. “We are saying that government, however—federal policy, to be specific—is a necessary component. It’s not a sufficient answer to this. It’s a necessary component … at the top of the list, culture, society, [and] people exercising their freedom for individual options.” A report from the Heritage Foundation, the conservative think tank tied to the architects of Project 2025, urges lawmakers “to save and restore the American family” through discouraging online dating, creating marriage “bootcamp” classes and more. https://t.co/BbOwKXFTna— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 8, 2026 Roberts is confident President Donald Trump and his administration will embrace the policies the foundation presents in the report. “The reason for that is the rhetoric, the good rhetoric from the administration, including the president himself, has signified that they understand that this is a civilizational problem,” said Roberts. The foundation’s president also confirmed the family policy plan is getting positive feedback from lawmakers in Washington. “I can report, including firsthand, that our conversations on Capitol Hill with members of both the House and Senate and staff have gone exceedingly well. There’s tremendous gratitude by many thoughtful members of Congress that we have opened up this conversation,” Roberts shared. Roberts speculates that ‘Saving the American Family’ will be a winning issue for Republicans in the upcoming midterms. “We need to lead with economy and affordability,” he said. “But this is related to those two questions, and so if it’s framed within that, I think it can be very helpful this fall.” The state of the American family is in crisis. That’s why we just released the first in a series of special reports that outline the conservative vision for renewing American families.The Special Report’s policy proposals encompass three broad focuses: 1. Stop punishing…— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) January 8, 2026 The post Heritage Report Warns: Family Decline Threatens America’s Next 250 appeared first on The Daily Signal.

The 2026 Norton Motorcycles lineup (l-r): Atlas, Manx, Manx R, and Atlas GT. Norton Motorcycles announced its resurgence at the 2026 AIMExpo show in Anaheim, California, starting out with the release of four all-new models: a fully faired sportbike, a naked sportbike, and two adventure bikes.   In 2020, Norton was acquired by TVS Motor Company, a motorcycle manufacturer based in India that produced and sold more than 4.7 million motorcycles in 2025. Norton motorcycles will be manufactured in the U.K. at TVS’s new plant in Solihull, which has the scale to build 8,000 motorcycles a year.   2026 Norton Manx R Norton claims that instead of leaning on nostalgia, the brand will be pushing forward into the modern luxury segment, refocusing on Norton’s past reputation for innovation and performance.   “Norton Motorcycles carries one of the richest and most celebrated legacies in British motorcycling,” said Christoph Hohmann, chief marketing officer of Norton Motorcycles. “It’s a name synonymous with daring engineering, racing triumphs, and challenging reinvention. Its 127-year history forms the bedrock for Norton’s resurgence – a storied heritage of innovation that will always be a part of our DNA.”  2026 Norton Manx The four new models to spearhead the brand’s relaunch borrow names from previous Norton models. The Manx R is the flagship model, a sportbike fitted with premium components. A naked version will be called the Manx, and two middleweight adventure bikes will be called the Atlas, which has 19-/17-inch spoked wheels, and Atlas GT, a street-focused model with 17-inch cast wheels.  The Manx R is powered by a 1,200cc V-Four that makes a claimed 206 hp at 11,500 rpm and 95.9 lb-ft of torque at 9,000 rpm. Its chassis is highlighted by fully adjustable semi-active Marzocchi suspension, Brembo Hypure brakes with lean-sensitive ABS, and 17-inch carbon-fiber BST wheels with Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa V4SP tires. It also features carbon fiber body panels.  2026 Norton Atlas The Manx R will have an 8-inch touchscreen display and a suite of electronic rider aids, including five ride modes (including two customizable track modes), a quickshifter, cornering cruise control, switchable linear traction control, cornering traction control, wheelie and rear wheel slide control, slope dependent control, launch control, and hill start support.  Details on the other three models are sparse for now. The Manx will be powered by the same engine as the Manx R and include some of the same premium components. The Atlas and Atlas GT will be powered by a 585cc parallel-Twin engine and feature adjustable levers, footpegs, and windscreen.  2026 Norton Atlas GT Stay tuned for more details about the four new Norton models, which should be available in late 2026. Visit the Norton website for more information, and sign up for Rider’s enewsletter for weekly updates on motorcycles news and reviews.   Check out more new bikes in Rider’s 2026 Motorcycle Buyers Guide  The post Norton Motorcycles Returns to U.S. with Four New Models  appeared first on Rider Magazine.