Karina Rollins

Contributor

Karina is a Senior Editor at The Heritage Foundation.

Karina Rollins

BIOGRAPHY

Karina Rollins is Senior Editor for The Heritage Foundation’s research publications, including policy books. She has more than 25 years of experience in editing and writing in the policy realm.

Before joining Heritage in 2008, Rollins was the editor of the Hudson Institute’s Index of Global Philanthropy, and Senior Editor of The American Enterprise. She has worked on the New York Post editorial page and as an Editor at National Review, beginning her editorial journey at The National Interest and The Public Interest.

Rollins has been published on TheAmericanInterest.com and Frontpagemag.com, as well as in Chronicles, The American Enterprise, National Review, the New York Post, and The Public Interest. She has appeared on national U.S. and German television and is co-editor of the 2005 book In Real Life: Powerful Lessons from Everyday Living. In 2003, she was a member of the American Swiss Foundation’s Young Leaders Conference in Switzerland.

Summary

Karina Rollins is Senior Editor for The Heritage Foundation’s research publications and policy books, with more than 25 years of editorial experience.

Before joining Heritage in 2008, she held editorial roles at leading policy publications and organizations, including the Hudson Institute, National Review, and the New York Post.

She is a published writer, television commentator, and co-editor of In Real Life: Powerful Lessons from Everyday Living.

LATEST

  • opinion

    Helmut Schmidt, Cold Warrior: 1918–2015

    Karina Rollins
    Helmut Schmidt—chancellor of West Germany from 1974 to 1982 and staunch U.S. ally—is dead. As chancellor, Schmidt saw his country through the fight against the terrorist Red Army Faction (of Baader-Meinhof fame), with its bombings and high-profile kidnappings and murders of German politicians and business leaders. American service members were also among the targeted and…
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