You are here
Feed aggregator
Maybe he’s fine and it’s the White House staff that has cognitive challenges.
The Supreme Court and a Wealth Tax
The Justices can block an unconstitutional tax on appreciated assets in Moore v. U.S.
Gen Z Flirts With Socialism
Students discuss why many of their peers seem so keen to turn away from free markets.
Tuberville's Hard Beltway Education
The Senator gives up his military promotion blockade in an abortion fight he was always going to lose.
Rep. Patrick McHenry Bows Out
The House loses another Republican who knows something about economics.
Russia Has Designs on Moldova
The tiny state near Ukraine is next on the Kremlin menu.
The Border Crisis Stymies Needed Immigration Reform
Too many migrants are entering illegally, but the system for legal admissions has broken down as well.
Another Wrong Way to Measure Poverty
The real rate is 2.5%, but the Census Bureau inflates it by excluding most social-welfare benefits.
A Documentary Honors the 'Magnificent Ukrainians'
A French philosopher and filmmaker embeds with troops, says Biden could turn the war for Kyiv.
Notable & Quotable: Speech
‘There’s a phenomenon I call ‘censorship envy’ . . . It’s just a reflection of what I think is human nature.’
US college presidents testify on campus antisemitism
Top US college leaders were grilled by lawmakers over their efforts to curb antisemitism on campus.
Crunch Time in Ukraine
Where’s the military buildup that may be our last chance to save the peace?
Are Americans in the Mood for More Trump?
Voters think things are out of control. He will reassure some and terrify others.
From Which River to Which Sea?
College students don’t know, yet they agree with the slogan.
Scottish education performance falling, says study
Standards in reading, maths and science among 15-year-olds have declined over the long-term, research suggests.
High rate of UK teens skipping meals because of poverty
The UK progresses slightly in OECD education rankings - but food-poverty levels are above average.
Pisa: Wales slumps to worst school test results
Wales' scores are the UK's lowest, and the results gap has widened in reading, maths and science.
Congress Takes on the EV Mandate
Republicans want to get Democrats on record on the costly rules.
Wisconsin's Act 10 Is in Jeopardy
Unions hope the new left state court will overturn the famous labor law.
Government Unions Love Democrats
A new report measures public union cash flow to Democrats nationwide.