A draft position paper from the Heritage Foundation proposes massive revisions to U.S. economic policy to encourage heterosexual married parents to have more children.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Two big projects are set to be unveiled on Cleveland’s near West Side Saturday -- a newly renovated park in the Stockyards neighborhood, and a public-art project that created murals and sculptures strewn across the Clark-Fulton area.

The right-wing think tank behind Project 2025 is now crafting new policy suggestions, including an incentive for married couples to have more children, according to a report.

The construction in the Lower Snake River facility is expected to continue through 2026, as the state pushes utilities to reduce their emissions.