Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Below is my column on Fox.com on the two immigration decisions yesterday from the Supreme Court. One of the cases…
Human trafficking and abuse surged under the old rules, but tighter ID requirements for sponsors may keep children out of predators’ hands, writes Audrey Fahlberg.
The nation that leads in AI, advanced manufacturing, and innovation will be the nation that can supply abundant, reliable, economical electricity. America pioneered commercial nuclear energy. It shoul...
On the left is Soumaya Keynes. On the right is Eric Boehm. Behind them is an image of President Trump and Xi Jinping. Bold text across the bottom of the screen reads "CAN WE STILL WIN?"
It’s the same picture, every year, when my family visits India. My uncle is sitting right in the middle of the gathering, and yet the conversation never touches him. He has cerebral palsy and depends ...
The world’s largest encyclopedia was overrun by bias and censorship—and pushed me out when I tried to fix it, writes Larry Sanger.
I took part along with prominent abundance liberalism advocate Jeremiah Johnson.
In one of the opening scenes of “Toy Story 5,” Jessie — a cowgirl doll — tries to find out why the twins who live across the street never want to play with her owner Bonnie. What she finds, when she p...
A chimpanzee civil war in Uganda sheds light on the origins of human conflict.
Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl in 'Supergirl'
The Texas State Board of Education will vote Friday on a set of new social studies standards that have drawn fire and fervor for espousing pro-American views and Christian values. If approved, the vo...
This week in TGIF: Welcome to Mamdanistan, where murder is an effect of poverty, sociology degrees take longer than medical ones, and where you need a F— AIPAC tattoo on your forehead in order to get ...
Ninety years after the Lindbergh baby was kidnapped, one lawyer is trying to force New Jersey to unlock the evidence that could finally tell us who really did it.
Plus: Mamdani's rent freeze, Darializa's "no jail for murderers" stance, inflation ticks up, and more...
Progressives continue to bemoan the Roberts Court's supposed "illegitimacy." But a case they venerate remains the measuring stick for judicial hubris.
Its distinction between a voting recommendation "that aligns with the views of company management" and one that "recommends a vote against company management" is unconstitutionally viewpoint-based, a ...
William F. Buckley and Donald Trump
An American flag waves on a flagpole.
6/26/2003: Justice Kennedy writes the majority opinion in Lawrence v. Texas. 6/26/2013: Justice Kennedy writes the majority opinion in U.S.… The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 26, 2003, Jun...
George Washington wearing star-shaped glasses