Public confidence is down in an age of collapsing institutional trust, but Americans still generally support the Court’s ...

Emboldened by June’s primary election results, New York’s spendthrift progressives are preparing the ground for another increase in what are already the nation’s highest personal income-tax rates.

The American strikes on Iran have opened both a new military front abroad and an old front at home. Mere hours after the bombs began to fall, leftist activists took to the streets with signs and ...

City Hall’s preferential treatment of friendly content creators raises questions about access, transparency, and ...

Last December, Chief Nathan Ogbatue arrived in a motorcade outside the grand entrance of a newly built palace in Abatete, ...

New York spends more than any other state on public education, pays teachers more generously than most other states, and has ...

But there is a better approach to AI safety, one that runs through the old-fashioned legal system. Torts, or legal claims for ...

I’m married, I have three kids, and I rent. Judging by the national housing discourse, you would assume my family is beleaguered—maybe even destined for the permanent underclass. But the federal 21st ...

At a Columbia University symposium, speakers questioned whether security measures in the post-9/11 world have become a greater threat than the terrorism that spawned them.

Legislators in the Hawkeye State are rolling back DEI and rewriting general education requirements to include U.S. history and government.

September 11 launched an era of executive power that has only expanded in the years since.