Facing Political Attack and Falling Enrollment, Colleges Take the Fight to … Each Other
As Americans have fewer children, competition is intensifying among institutions and recruiters for a dwindling pool of students.
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admin Roberts Slays Trump’s Ludicrous Birthright Citizenship Order
Perhaps the most surprising thing about the majority opinion in Barbara v. Trump, the “birthright...
The Roberts Court and the Disappearing Congress
In the Slaughter case, the Roberts Court ignored the Founders, discarded precedent, and expanded executive power.
The Onrushing Uninsurance Crisis
GOP health care cuts are pushing millions off Obamacare and Medicaid, driving up the uninsured rate and raising costs for…
The Clouds Behind the Supreme Court’s Common-Sense Ruling on Postmarked Ballots
A 5-4 court allowed mail-in ballots postmarked on election day to be counted, but exaggerated fears of “voter fraud” loomed…
The Strait of Hormuz is Iran’s Nuclear Weapon
The Strait of Hormuz is Iran’s nuclear weapon: Two Iran experts on how the U.S.plays checkers and Iran plays chess.
What Life on Most College Campuses is Really Like
A new survey of students at regional public universities by the think tank Third Way offers some surprising insights.
Gen Z Has an Antisemitism Problem
Recent polls find that a shocking percentage of young adults harbor antisemitic views, which may be normalized by social media.
Democrats Need to Decide Whether Character Matters
Some see Graham Platner as indispensable and echo rationalizations others once made for Bill Clinton and Donald Trump.
Mary Todd Lincoln Reconsidered
Mary Todd Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln’s widow, has been lampooned as a narcissistic nut job, but her life of pain and…