Policy
Skilled Workers Are Fleeing Russia. Let’s Welcome Them.
Depriving Russia—and Belarus—of such workers would strike a blow against our adversaries and strengthen our economy.
When Public Education Becomes Parochial
Progressivism is not a church, but it represents a faith-like ideology of moral construct and moral judgement.
President Biden’s Bizarre Attack on Charter Schools
New regulations blindsided leading charter officials. They’re also a potential political liability.
The Challenge of Containing a Nuclear Iran
Barring a great surprise, the Islamic Republic will get its nuke. How will the U.S. respond?
When Gaffes Become Policy
What’s more worrisome than denying the reality of Joe Biden’s verbal mistakes is making his verbal mistakes reality.
The U.S. Can’t Just Quit the Middle East
We have genuine geopolitical interests in the region, and so we must repair the relationships we’ve damaged.
The Biden Budget’s $2 Trillion Magic Asterisk
The administration continues to be slippery on budget issues.
What Ukraine Needs Now
Its military has an opportunity to make a counteroffensive, but it needs weapons, logistics, and other assistance.
When ‘Rigorous’ Courses Aren’t
High schoolers are taking tougher classes, getting better grades, and know less than students did a decade ago. What gives?
How the Pandemic Has Overwhelmed a Federal Injury Compensation Program
Thousands of claims have been filed. Only a handful—most of them rejected—have been resolved.
Concessions to Iran, Russia Pile Up in Nuclear Talks
The Biden administration looks willing to make a deal on Iran’s nuclear program at all costs.
How Professors—Not Administrators—Got Students Through the Pandemic
And what that tells us about the administrative bloat that has permeated academia in recent years.
Surprise! Pork Barrel Politics Is Back
The omnibus spending package that Biden signed last week has billions in earmarks.