Andy Smarick
An Important Victory for School Choice
The Supreme Court rules that Maine cannot exclude faith-based schools from its school-choice program.
In Defense of Norms and Institutions
When we act like we are living through an apocalypse, we risk denigrating the very institutions that can guide us through crises.
What to Expect If You’re Expecting SCOTUS to Overturn Roe v. Wade
‘Should it be overturned?’ is not the key question.
A Time to Serve
There is an enormous difference between discussing a serious problem and solving it. We need more problem solvers.
What the Narrative on School Reopenings Has Missed
Despite the attention that teachers unions have generated, surveys show that parents have been reluctant to rush back to in-person instruction.
Our Institutions Were Tested. They Persevered.
And for the most part, the leaders of those institutions made the right decisions when it mattered the most.
Amy Coney Barrett and the Virtue of Self-Government
Originalism's value isn't just in its dedication to old texts, but in how it honors the democratic will of the people.
The Biden Agenda: What Will K-12 Education Look Like?
Expect a further expansion of executive branch authority.
What the Espinoza Decision Means for Other Aspects of Religious Freedom
It could affect state charter-school laws, professional development dollars, state and federal funding formulas, and much more.
Why State and Local Governments Are So Vital to Our Coronavirus Response
America's long tradition of decentralization will also be crucial to our recovery.