Higher Ed, Research & Learning
The controversial Maine progressive may be out of the Senate race, but his resignation speech suggests he is already plotting a comeback, writes Eli Lake.
The Pentagon submitted what appears to be the first part of a request for mid-year movement of funds among accounts to Congress, typically called an omnibus reprogramming. These requests carry out fac...
What would chemistry look like if students could do more than read about it?
About two-dozen Hoosier childcare providers and advocates overwhelmingly opposed looser statewide staff educational requirements during a Monday public hearing. “This is a profession. This is not just...
For decades, Tehran has used mass spectacles to project strength. Khamenei’s funeral reveals how much of that strength is actually performance, writes Masih Alinejad.
Building on a meme started by Bryan Caplan and Richard Hanania.
It’s totally understandable that anyone who supports an economic system built around the idea of free enterprise—private businesses making decisions based on price and profit signals in a competitive ...
Religious schools accepting public funds are required to follow Maine laws that protect against discrimination based on faith, gender identity and sexual orientation, a federal court has ruled. Crossp...
The president has to choose between four options on the Strait of Hormuz. None of them are pain-free, writes Aaron MacLean.
From D.C. Circuit Judges Patricia Millett, Robert Wilkins, and Gregory Katsas today in Beatty v. Trump: On May 29, 2026,… The post D.C. Circuit Denies Stay of Order Removing Trump's Name from Kennedy ...
At a time when social media is replete with bitterness, one can find not a discouraging word about Ray Charles singing “America the Beautiful.” Charles, sadly, is no longer with us—but perhaps his rec...
Well-known Republicans are exploring whether there will be a lane for a presidential nominee outside of Trump’s orbit, reports Robert Costa.
Medicare part D, which covers outpatient prescription drugs, is undergoing a planned transformation from multiple policy interventions, most of which were advertised as relieving financial pressure by...
The administration says it has deported more than 3 million people. Deportation advocates say the numbers don’t add up, reports Audrey Fahlberg.
Three different VC bloggers were among the speakers: Jonathan Adler, Keith Whittington, and myself.
Robby and Christian discuss Graham Platner
The FBI seizes ballots in Fulton County, Georgia
"We analyze roughly 280,000 candidate fundraising emails to trace the rise of anti-billionaire populism in the Democratic party and see how it is slowly merging with a new kind of anti-AI populism."
An illustration of the Supreme Court building