In progressive politics, the consumer gets what the consumer wants — and that is to wallow in catastrophism. This is going to be so good. The Democratic Party feels the heat of its burn-it-down ...

Jeb Allen is a sophomore at Amherst College. By choosing compassion over bitterness and courage over silence, we hold the key to restoring balance to academia ...

As Dominic detailed this morning, the story of manufacturing jobs in the United States shows that the big declines in manufacturing work that began in the 1950s have largely leveled off ...

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Medical Association Removes Race Requirements from Scholarship Program After Watchdog Lawsuit Comer Investigates Biden-Era Sale of Land Near Military Bases to CCP-Linked Groups Trump Says Fed ...

The Trump administration needs to quickly rebuild the bridges it burned with Greenland and Denmark.

The Trump administration’s overreaching demands of Harvard are merely a symptom of excessive federal involvement in universities.

America Should Remain a Beacon of Hope for the Persecuted Chicago’s Longest Weekend: The George Floyd Riots Five Years Later It is inconceivable that the secretary of state is unaware the man ...

Medical Association Removes Race Requirements from Scholarship Program After Watchdog Lawsuit Comer Investigates Biden-Era Sale of Land Near Military Bases to CCP-Linked Groups Trump Says Fed ...

The Supreme Court ruled that the district court properly ordered the Trump administration to facilitate Abrego Garcia’s release from illegal detention in El Salvador.

The Abrego Garcia deportation case is not about high constitutional principles, it’s about the illegal effects of a bilateral custody agreement.

Rich, Noah, Phil, and Jack discuss Trump’s tariff exemptions, the El Salvadorian president’s visit to the White House, and Harvard’s sudden sudden interest in academic freedom. Editors ...