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Twitter’s stock fell 15 percent last week apparently because they’re not getting sufficient numbers of new users to please the... Read More

For much of the last part of the 20th Century, the world’s middle class was ascendant, expanding and, in most countries, firmly in... Read More

Shortly before the 1928 presidential election between Herbert Hoover and New York Governor Al Smith, a well-known Baptist minister named... Read More

With every decennial Census for the past century, the United States has become less of a representative democracy. And, if we don’t... Read More

After Derek Chauvin was found guilty of the murder of George Floyd, many organizations and celebrities issued press releases that went beyond... Read More

I have had the privilege of teaching politics and history to college students for well over a decade, and I noticed a significant change... Read More

The American justice system is the envy of free people around the world. So why is the Progressive Left so hell-bent to undermine it? From... Read More

On April 29, Adam Andrzejewski and Courtenay Lyons of the government-transparency group Open the Books hosted a conversation with Adam... Read More

The newly confirmed U.S. trade representative, Katherine Tai, is about as qualified as a person can be for the job. Which is a good thing,... Read More

Pennsylvania lawmakers called for an investigation on Monday into the data breach that compromised the personal information of more than... Read More

As we head into hot vax summer, Americans might actually be in the position to spend their money on cocktails and movies and gym memberships... Read More

Politicians promised you benefits, but never funded them. That’s according to truthinaccounting.org, which noted that there’s... Read More

The 2020 election is finally over. The last contested race was resolved when Rita Hart withdrew her election contest before the U.S. House of... Read More

Economists love technological change because it translates into increased productivity. Rising productivity can then be measured, albeit... Read More

Minutes before Derek Chauvin was convicted on all three counts of murder and manslaughter, Ma’Khia Bryant, a black teenage girl in... Read More

Law & Liberty turned over a lot of space (“Claremont’s Constitutional Crisis,” March 29) to Shep Melnick’s review... Read More

There are many curious facts about fish sticks. The invention of this frozen food warranted a US patent number, for instance: US2724651A. The... Read More

On a recent Saturday morning, Larry Krasner was explaining to me why gun violence and murders have spiked in Philadelphia over the past... Read More

Teachers, friends, and colleagues of mine from the Claremont-Hillsdale school (or “CHS,” after where most of us were trained, and... Read More

The House and Senate committees overseeing the U.S. Department of Labor are preparing for a possible reauthorization of the Workforce... Read More

“I would not call today’s verdict ‘justice’ … because justice implies true restoration. But it is... Read More

The United States and China are engaged in a new Cold War, and China intends to win. While China has increased its techno-totalitarianism... Read More

The epic nature of the political struggle unleashed by the ambitious Biden agenda is perhaps best understood through its historical context,... Read More

New York State’s $212 billion budget passed this month is a 20 percent — $18 billion — increase over last year and includes... Read More