In claiming a campus rape crisis, the university’s students are egged on by radical professors who betray the cause of reason ...

The surging price pressures that brought inflation to four-decade highs in the United States have many causes. Some are truly external to the economic system: for instance, plants that produce ...

Though much of the attention to November’s elections is focused on races that will determine control of Congress and state ...

Its argument in Suncor v. County Commissioners of Boulder was built on a theory of deception that makes little sense.

Automated license plate readers are anti-surveillance groups’ current focus, but their ultimate goal is to dismantle ...

John Tierney is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor to City Journal. Tierney has significant experience in print and media, recently joining City Journal after more ...

Affirmative-consent activism has broadened the meaning of sexual assault and encouraged the retroactive reclassification of ...

A series of tragic, high-profile deaths, including two students at the University of Mississippi in September, has focused national attention on kratom, an opioid-like drug widely available at gas ...

London’s exodus of billionaire wealth offers a warning to major U.S. cities: economic advantage won’t offset high taxes ...

Democratic Senate candidates Troy Jackson (Maine) and Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan) have renewed the push for Medicare for All, a signature feature of Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign a decade ago.

Big things are happening in higher education. Take the recent decision by Jim Davis, president of the University of Texas at Austin, to consolidate four academic departments—African and African ...

Eliminating race and ethnicity tabulation from the decennial questionnaire will help dismantle identity politics and the ...