On October 15, the U.S. District Court in Boston will begin hearing a lawsuit alleging that Harvard University's admissions policies... Read More

“It remains an enduring challenge to our nation's education system to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional... Read More

Extreme weather events, such as Tropical Storm Florence and Hurricane Michael, highlight a heavy truth about ongoing climate change: They... Read More

Recently, there have been several complaints from leftists about the Senate, particularly since the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to serve... Read More

There have been many efforts to explain the rise of global populism, most of which posit it as a blowback against globalisation and the... Read More

No one believes in entirely closed borders. Every country in the world requires and allows immigration: to succour the truly vulnerable, to... Read More

Since the middle of the past century, our political economy has relied upon the insidious metaphor of the “economic pie,” which... Read More

"We used to do the same thing with 25 people, and now I'm doing it with two," says Belinsky.By making cheap labor illegal, the $15 minimum... Read More

From their ivory towers, nearly 240 academics have declaredthat economic growth is bad for Europe and the planet. In two months, they... Read More

China's draconian censorship efforts appear a world apart from the freedom of speech protections tenuously preserved in American society. But... Read More

On 6 April 2018, the US attorney general, Jeff Sessions, issued a memoto federal prosecutors along the US-Mexico border directing them... Read More

A deal involving an aging oil pipeline in Michigan reflects the complex decisions communities across the country need to make to... Read More

Senator Elizabeth Warren has been telegraphing her 2020 intentions for some time now, and this has meant her doing more than merely pounding... Read More

When President Trump nominated Judge Neil Gorsuch for the U.S. Supreme Court last year, I predicted, “The real fight... Read More

During Anthony Kennedy's long reign as the Supreme Court's swing vote, advocates perfected the art of “the Kennedy brief”: a... Read More

Dorothea Lay was on track to become a member of the Board of Immigration Appeals, part of the Justice Department's Executive Office for... Read More

On the heels of the fastest expansion of the U.S. economy in four years, small business owners reported record-high enthusiasm in... Read More

On the heels of the fastest expansion of the U.S. economy in four years, small business owners reported record-high enthusiasm in... Read More

If journalist Jamal Khashoggi was in fact murdered by agents of the Saudi government, that would certainly be awful, a crime worth lamenting... Read More

“Government interventions,” warned celebrated 20th century Austrian economist Ludwig Von Mises, “always breed... Read More

At a time when the president shouting “fake news” is old news and daily scandals are the new normal, it is both difficult and... Read More

In 2009, when Barack Obama traveled to Bristol, Virginia, for a town hall to promote the Affordable Care Act, his motorcade passed a small... Read More

The Trump administration's Department of Justice has now filed a Statement of Interest in a pending lawsuit alleging that Harvard has... Read More

The prospect of regulating internet platforms has recently gained a strange confluence of support, from progressive, tech-savvy policymakers... Read More