Today, we’re looking at diversity checks in university hiring, the Supreme Court decision in Fuld v. PLO, California’s ...

Internal documents reveal how administrators use “diversity checks” to influence the hiring process and engage in discrimination.

People seem perpetually nostalgic for The Narrative that there was once a time when media were filled with these cardinal virtues. That the days of the AM and PM newspaper, with the 6 o'clock news on ...

The presidents of Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, and Cornell, among others, have come under fire or been forced out in recent years for failures of leadership on campus anti-Semitism and ...

House Republicans’ proposed Medicaid reforms have reignited a national conversation about work requirements. The GOP is right to argue that work is part of a good life, and that some program ...

The unfortunate reality is that New York attracts too much talent for its own good. Too many well-educated hedge fund managers or biglaw attorneys drawn by $250k salaries which push out the working ...

When gasoline is expensive, people grumble that big oil companies like Chevron and ExxonMobil are colluding to keep prices high. They’re wrong. The best way to understand why businesses aren’t ...

Once upon a time, a New York member of the Democratic Socialists of America won the Democratic Party’s mayoral nomination, backed by the Working Families Party. This thirtysomething activist ran on a ...

The leading reason people have left blue states in recent decades is the high cost of living—driven above all by housing. For most families, housing is the largest expense, and lower home prices have ...

In a 6–3 decision issued Friday in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, the Supreme Court upheld a Texas law requiring pornographic websites to verify users’ ages before granting access. With similar laws ...

Many center-right commentators argue that the 2025 New York City Democratic primary candidates have failed to confront the city’s core challenges: excessive spending, high taxes, and heavy regulation.

To start, we asked half our respondents whether they support or oppose “allowing parents to opt their children out of public school lessons that conflict with their religious beliefs.” To test the ...