Why Dave Chappelle’s ‘SNL’ monologue just wasn’t funny
By New York Post
In his opening monologue on “Saturday Night…
➔ iHow I Learned the Art of Seduction
By The New York Times
Working in the restaurant industry taught me…
➔ iGoing up: CUNY is a vehicle for social mobility, but could use some oiling
By New York Daily News
A higher education can be said to serve…
➔ iJohn Kerry defies logic and creates new extortion scheme to reduce ‘carbon footprint’
By American Thinker
Lurch the climate czar may be the most useless…
➔ i‘Masks reduce racism’ study is latest sign US medical establishment is insanely, perilously woke
By New York Post
Sure, masks help fix structural racism. Why not?…
➔ iLivestock Are More Than Just Emissions
By Foreign Policy
Africa needs to reduce emissions and protect food…
➔ iRemember climate change’s impact on human health
By New York Daily News
This week, global policymakers are gathering in…
➔ iTeachers Unions Buy a 'Millionaire Tax' in Massachusetts
By The Wall Street Journal
For a measly outlay of $23 million, unions…
➔ iThe Guardian view on university cuts: jeopardising a precious heritage | Editorial
By The Guardian
Proposed job losses at Birkbeck, University of…
➔ iThe Guardian view on big tech: pop! goes the bubble | Editorial
By The Guardian
The behemoths of Silicon Valley face some serious…
➔ iThe Battle Over Semiconductors Is Endangering Taiwan
By Foreign Policy
TSMC is an economic boon, but its success makes…
➔ iAnti-IRS fearmongering, ‘law and order’ and the GOP
By New York Daily News
As the midterm elections approach, Republican…
➔ iIs American democracy in trouble? Here are 9 ways you can help strengthen our nation.
By USA Today
Search for Common Ground works around the world,…
➔ iThe Guardian view on climate finance: a green transition requires funding | Editorial
By The Guardian
If climate catastrophe is to be avoided, the…
➔ iAs midterms loom, GOP candidates like Tudor Dixon connect with voters on schools, economy
By USA Today
Republican candidates are addressing voters'…
➔ iDeclaring a pandemic amnesty would be like forgiving the Holocaust
By American Thinker
This is not a case of “reductio ad…
➔ iThis Election Day, make every Democrat who harmed our kids’ education pay
By New York Post
Election Day Tuesday is the first real…
➔ iOpinion: Universities must provide compelling cost/benefit analysis
By The Denver Post
College access and affordability are at the core…
➔ iHow to safeguard arts education for NYC kids
By New York Daily News
It began with the musical “Cats” and a few…
➔ iNPR: Top 40 Radio For Satanists
By The American Conservative
'Morning Edition' airs audio of abortion…
➔ iA Time Limit on Affirmative Action?
By The American Conservative
A thorough treatment of the oral arguments in two…
➔ iThe Inflation Reduction Act Is Already Killing Potential Cures
By The Wall Street Journal
The law’s price controls do away with…
➔ iColumn: Newsom rejects every local homeless plan in state, demanding more ambition
By Los Angeles Times
Gov. Gavin Newsom will announce that he is…
➔ iNotable & Quotable: Ben Sasse on the University
By The Wall Street Journal
‘Education, properly understood, isn’t…
➔ iWhat we owe kids in Hasidic yeshivas now
By New York Daily News
Six weeks ago, displayed prominently on the front…
➔ iThe Fashionable Police Strategy That Is Just Mass Incarceration By Another Name
By Slate
Focused deterrence is all the rage from Dallas to…
➔ iWill the Supreme Court end affirmative action in college admissions? It doesn't look good.
By USA Today
SCOTUS' ruling on the cases will likely…
➔ iSupreme Court poised to dismantle diversity efforts in higher education
By USA Today
SCOTUS' ruling on the cases will likely…
➔ iMichigan's Education Failure
By The Wall Street Journal
Gov. Whitmer is having to defend the damage from…
➔ iAn Energy Education for Democrats
By The Wall Street Journal
Biden’s climate policies have raised prices,…
➔ iWhat the NYC class size mandate won’t do
By New York Daily News
When, in 2018, I moved from Louisiana and started…
➔ iWhy Randi Weingarten Supports Harvard's Discrimination
By The Wall Street Journal
Racial preferences help offset the inequities in…
➔ iOp-Ed: The Supreme Court will end affirmative action. What happens next?
By Los Angeles Times
When race can no longer be considered for college…
➔ iThe Guardian view on cuts to arts funding: a calamity that must be averted | Editorial
By The Guardian
A delayed announcement about the next three years…
➔ iGood News Alert: Democrats Might Actually Flip the Michigan Legislature
By The Nation
Jennifer C. Berkshire What’s their secret…
➔ iEndorsement: Vote no on all three tax measures — Propositions FF, 121 and 123
By The Denver Post
The Denver Post editorial board – fiscally…
➔ iI’m a Teacher in Florida. The Anti-LGBTQ Rules Are Making the Job Nearly Impossible.
By Slate
Now the Department of Education has declared that…
➔ iHow Much Power Do Christians Really Have?
By FiveThirtyEight
Welcome to Invisible Divides, a series exploring…
➔ iCrime Could Elect a Republican in New York
By The Wall Street Journal
Democrats are committed to an extreme ideology,…
➔ iIt's Possible to Reduce Imprisonment and Crime Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
Reduce recidivism by requiring GPS ankle…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Shell’s profits: enabling climate and inequality emergencies | Editorial
By The Guardian
Britain is in trouble if Rishi Sunak says it’s…
➔ iOpinion: We cannot obfuscate Nazism or the rise of a dangerous hate-filled, far-right ideology in…
By The Denver Post
This year Colorado State Board of Education…
➔ iHow A College Education Divides American Voters
By FiveThirtyEight
In Part 3 of this installment of the…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"I am not a party candidate, and if elected cannot be President of a party, but the President of the whole people."
- Zachary Taylor