The run-down intersection at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis exposes the empty promises of the revolution of ...

In 2020, college and university presidents lined up to issue statements about George Floyd’s tragic death, despite the event’s lack of any direct connection to higher education. They were much quieter ...

Socialism, we will learn, is immediately radical but ultimately conservative, even reactionary, in spirit: it dreams of a perfect, unchanging, immobile society. By order of the CPA, New York City will ...

Since Covid, Congress has temporarily expanded federal subsidies to make Obamacare plans free for Americans declaring low incomes. This has caused enrollment to increase nationwide. In Florida’s Miami ...

On Saturday, in Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square (rumored soon to be renamed Returning Square—it sounds better in Hebrew), I stood ...

A murder should unite people in shared revulsion. The killing of Charlie Kirk did not. When the 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA was assassinated last month, leaders in both parties condemned ...

Herman Badillo is a Manhattan Institute senior fellow writing on immigration issues. He is the author of One Nation, One Standard: An Ex-Liberal on How Hispanics Can Succeed Just Like Other Immigrant ...

The overregulation of American housing markets began in the nation’s coastal, educated, productive enclaves. Over time, however, barriers to building have spread. Tony suburbs of Phoenix and Austin, ...

Rent control lies at the center of New York City’s mayoral race. Frontrunner Zohran Mamdani and his supporters want to freeze rents to combat surging housing costs; other mayoral candidates have ...

OpenAI finds itself at the mercy of something very like an extortion racket. To keep pace in the cutthroat ...

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Today, we’re looking at gunshot-detection technology, a Supreme Court case about conversion therapy, President Trump’s “compact” for universities (and MIT’s response), the issues on New York voters’ ...