Newly released employment data from April show that New York City’s private-sector growth slowed in 2025, especially toward the year’s end. This slowdown signals declining opportunities for New ...

As its Colorado losses have mounted cycle after cycle, the national GOP can now barely be bothered to recruit candidates or even offer halfhearted endorsements. No Republican has won a high-profile ...

Automated license plate readers have become a political flashpoint. No one talks about the dozens of children they’ve rescued ...

More than two decades ago, in 2003, Johanna Wald and Daniel Losen argued that suspensions and expulsions were funneling children—disproportionately black and Latino boys and students with disabilities ...

In claiming a campus rape crisis, the university’s students are egged on by radical professors who betray the cause of reason ...

Though much of the attention to November’s elections is focused on races that will determine control of Congress and state ...

Yes, my neighborhood is built on a Superfund site. It’s also miles better than the substandard housing New Yorkers have ...

Its argument in Suncor v. County Commissioners of Boulder was built on a theory of deception that makes little sense.

Automated license plate readers are anti-surveillance groups’ current focus, but their ultimate goal is to dismantle ...

Earlier this month, economists Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics for their work on “microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilisation.” The two built the ...

Democratic Senate candidates Troy Jackson (Maine) and Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan) have renewed the push for Medicare for All, a signature feature of Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign a decade ago.

Five years after the Covid-19 pandemic began, urban America is still sick. In New York City, crime and disorder, soaring housing costs, and dysfunctional government have left only 14 percent of voters ...