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.
Judge Merchan’s Jury Instructions Prove Trump’s Trial Is About Power, Not The Law
The raw exercise of power Judge Merchan has displayed against Trump throughout this trial is meant to demoralize and threaten his supporters.
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.