The reckoning is here. The UC San Diego report is a warning about the consequences of a decade of magical thinking in education policy and practice. We replaced rigor with rhetoric, and the bill has ...

Charles Murray, author of "Taking Religion Seriously," joins Daily Wire's Andrew Klavan for a discussion about the riveting spiritual journey he's experienced throughout his life.

As projected emissions fall, achievements once seen as climate progress are now being recast as signs of impending catastrophe ...

Shane Tews meets with Matt Reeder to discuss Bluesky Social's values of decentralization, portability, and more.

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Earlier this week, the United States signed an agreement with Argentina for a $20 billion swap line, to be augmented with an additional $20 billion provided by private sources. The objective is to ...

As election day becomes a memory, maybe the best civic question isn't Who was your candidate? but How do you take your bagel? The answers won't change an election, but they remind us of something more ...

But the lesson for donors—both the super-wealthy and everyone else—is this: whether it’s through tuition, tax-deductible gifts, or both, support colleges and universities that share your values and ...

In an era where partisanship often clouds even the most practical policy conversations, LEO policy lends itself to common ground.

One may be wishing for too much in the November 7th speech, but the time for drastic measures has long since passed. The Pentagon has acted indecisively and allowed China to forge ahead. Let’s see ...

Opaque pricing has wrecked the market for higher education. Fortunately, Congress has the power to set things right.

The ongoing federal government shutdown has put into question whether the federal government will continue to fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in November. SNAP is one of the ...