Seattle residents are losing patience with the city’s out-of-control homelessness problem. | Continue reading
A visit to the Fête de l’Humanité in Paris, a Marxist jamboree | Continue reading
These infernal gadgets shatter urban civility, while doing not a nickel’s worth of good. | Continue reading
A new translation of Theophrastus offers humorous and insightful glimpses into personality types—including our own. | Continue reading
How the California Teachers Association betrayed the schools and crippled the state | Continue reading
What the current political climate is doing to our country and our universities | Continue reading
Remembering Charles Dickens’s first visit to New York | Continue reading
Record numbers of homeless people are occupying the city’s public spaces, despite massive government spending to fight the problem. | Continue reading
Columbus, Ohio, is firing on all cylinders—demographically, economically, and culturally. | Continue reading
California’s mismanaged high-speed rail project has gone on for long enough. | Continue reading
San Francisco’s mandated $15-an-hour law is exacerbating homelessness. | Continue reading
From Sears Roebuck to Amazon in four uneasy upheavals | Continue reading
The work of Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz is a study in elite myopia. | Continue reading
It’s possible to make the health benefit available to everyone, but the government wouldn’t have enough money to do much else. | Continue reading
For academic feminists, male and female biology is either interchangeable or immutable, depending on what complaint they need to lodge. | Continue reading
America’s most opportunity-rich city faces a long-term challenge from “smart-growth” advocates pushing for more regulation. | Continue reading
Looking back on Shays’ Rebellion | Continue reading
Data, discretion, and community outreach can ensure a new era of public safety. | Continue reading
Nigeria’s mega-city, bursting with opportunity but strained with disorder, offers a cautionary preview of the future. | Continue reading
One hundred years ago, the Bolsheviks’ slaughter of the Romanovs prefigured seven decades of Communist tyranny. | Continue reading
Why are so many people poor in the Golden State? | Continue reading
Notable British Trials is as complete an inventory of human depravity as has ever been assembled. | Continue reading
The current distress and hysteria is the fault of illegal aliens and their enablers in the courts. | Continue reading
Grand Rapids has become a midwestern economic star and is generating new industrial jobs. | Continue reading
Robinson Jeffers’s philosophy of “inhumanism” resounds in these difficult times. | Continue reading
The dissolution of privacy is a fundamental aim of totalitarianism. | Continue reading
The dissolution of privacy is a fundamental aim of totalitarianism. | Continue reading
Without it, we become a shameless society—with some disastrous consequences. | Continue reading
Americans—and Republicans—are lucky that the Donald has bowed out. | Continue reading
Universities and other institutions are watering down requirements in order to attract more women and minorities. | Continue reading
Salaries lag in some states, but nationally, wages and benefits outpace the private sector. | Continue reading