Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Below is an expanded version of my column in the New York Post on Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s press conference this…
Two Oval Office meetings, a dispatch from Moscow, Laura Loomer’s Ukraine war conversion, the truth about America’s munitions crisis, and more on era-defining conflicts in Europe and the Middle East.
Low Earth Orbit satellites are making the world safer and more connected. Now, a proposal under consideration by the European Commission threatens a long-established system of regulatory reciprocity b...
A new investment opportunity became available to millions of American babies and children this summer. Trump Accounts, which allow parents and guardians to establish an individual retirement account f...
Stack of books with chains across them
Two educators grapple with the same question from opposite perspectives.
From her hotel in Ukraine, a pre-eminent MAGA influencer warns of Russian disinformation, writes Eli Lake.
The U.S. munitions shortfall is a bipartisan failure of both the executive and legislative branches that has been decades in the making. The United States has the technological and industrial might to...
With an eye on the clock, the Gates Foundation refreshed its vision for American schools Wednesday morning, unveiling a set of five-year goals intended to ease students’ transition to college graduati...
President Donald Trump strides by a stack of shipping containers
Automated platforms can translate messages in seconds, but as a school principal, I've learned that true belonging requires a human connection ...
Netanyahu and Zelensky want the president’s aid, and they’re also indispensable to America’s interests. Will Trump commit to their support?
For a few months, sociology wasn't really answering the criticism. Now a group of sociologists—not politicians, trustees, or governors—are leading the charge to reform and reinvigorate sociology into ...
When the leaders of a new elementary school applied for a four-digit public school code from the Colorado Department of Education last summer, they didn’t mention a key detail: The school would be rel...
Zohran Mamdani, produce, a white downward arrow, and a yellow background
Until recently, a person living in Moscow could avoid nearly every physical consequence of a war being waged in his name. Now it’s becoming almost impossible, writes Tanya Lukyanova.
While the shortage is real, a faction inside the White House is using it as political cover to avoid escalating against Iran, and the media is accepting their argument at face value, writes Park MacDo...
How have Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett voted over the past year on the interim and certiorari dockets?
Someone wearing a tshirt with a guillotine and the words "we're only making plans for Nigel" on the left, Nigel Farage on the right
A sample allegation: "[T]his was orchestrated because at this point, you fucking know that this was not an original idea. You know that it was stolen from a black creator, and you are still doing back...