The UAW’s turn toward universities to reverse its declining membership is imposing costs on both its traditional ...

On both sides of the Atlantic, white professors think that suspending judgment when it comes to black scholars makes them good people.

European vacation season isn’t over yet, and this year more Americans than ever have been flying across the Atlantic. By August’s end, they’ll be returning by the 787-full, jetlagged but jubilant, ...

While San Francisco’s tech community frets over AI-driven job displacement, we have more to fear from misguided government ...

Al Sharpton, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens was asked whether she would support her primary opponent, ...

A new report makes that claim, but its own data say otherwise—and Albany’s paralysis is the real safety hazard.

Restoring the academy requires more than budget cuts—it needs grant funding for the research that the Left has ignored.

The authors argue that tenants should become “the architects of a long-term project of expropriation through which that ...

Political violence in America is not just a relic of the past. From the attempted assassinations of Donald Trump to the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, to the burning of Teslas in ...

California’s welfare machine is bleeding billions a year. And, as we recently reported, few programs are more troubled than the state’s $30 billion, Medi-Cal backed In-Home Supportive Services Program ...

America’s defense-industrial base has real problems. Production capacity is inadequate in critical areas, competition has declined, and supply chains remain vulnerable. Important weapons systems ...