Is the Biden Campaign Sleepwalking into a Black-Voter Catastrophe?
‘The Biden campaign needs to turn it around,’ says Reverend Markel Hutchins, ‘and they need to do so quickly.’
Foreign-Aid Group Faces Reckoning over Support for DEI Ideology
After using divisive rhetoric about ‘whiteness,’ a powerful NGO faces a possible funding ban from Congress.
The Last Exam
At Oxford, you have three hours to show what you’ve learned in nine months — a three-hour odyssey from anxiety to elation.
We Need New Neorealism
The revival of Shoeshine reminds us of what true empathy — not the fake ‘social justice’ sort — looks like.
The New Age of College Athletics Will Strain Higher-Ed Budgets
Athletes today may well get compensated fairly, but perhaps at the cost of accelerating contraction in higher education.
Mike Pence: The Constitution’s Safeguards Are Being Whittled Away
Remarks from NRI’s Regional Seminars.
Hong Kong Court Convicts Pro-Democracy Activists for Violating China’s ‘National-Security’ Law
The activists were accused of attempting to overthrow Hong Kong’s government by holding an unofficial primary election.
The Left’s Baseless Attack on Arizona’s Judicial System
Pro-abortion activists are attempting to remove two esteemed jurists from the Arizona supreme court for daring to do their jobs.
‘Law and order,’ &c.
On the Trump show, the British election, the Z-word, Mick Jagger, Bill Walton, and more.
A Dangerous Slide to Deglobalization
The bipartisan retreat from free trade is contrary to America’s economic interests.