Lamenting the rise of ‘schizo-politics’
Christopher Rufo writes for City Journal about problems plaguing our current political scene. In the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination, I thought it would be prudent to upgrade my…
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Christopher Rufo writes for City Journal about problems plaguing our current political scene. In the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination, I thought it would be prudent to upgrade my…
Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey assess a significant development in American higher education. In crafting its new college-ranking system, City Journal has made the unusual—but, we believe, wise—choice to reward institutions…
Daniel DiSalvo writes for City Journal about insightful intellectual scholarship that informs current political debates. Over the last decade, business leaders, university administrators, and government officials across the United States…
Christopher Rufo and Ryan Thorpe write for City Journal about the California governor’s questionable response to Los Angeles riots. As riots engulfed Los Angeles and mobs vandalized public buildings, incinerated…
Judge Glock writes for City Journal about one of the worst relics of the Biden administration. On signing the Inflation Reduction Act on August 16, 2022, President Joe Biden called…
Christopher Rufo and Hannah Grossman write for City Journal about one Ivy League professor’s objectionable actions. Columbia University has been ground zero for the Ivy League’s pro-Hamas demonstrators. Since the…
Tevi Troy writes for City Journal about the potential long-term significance of Donald Trump’s election victory. Love him or hate him, the second election of Donald Trump as president of…
Here’s what I posted about Harris in 2015 when she was the Attorney General of California: When she was still District Attorney in San Francisco, Harris made headlines by threatening…
Steven Hayward writes for City Journal about interesting parallels in American political history. Campus unrest and a threatened mass protest at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago are summoning flashbacks…
Jack Butler writes for National Review Online about the impact of woke policies on medicine. Thanks to greater government involvement in medicine, the ties between academia and the practice of…
The use of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in K–12 schooling is a topic that has taken the education community by storm. Since the release of ChatGPT in November 2022, the…
John McMillan writes for City Journal about academic historians’ disinterest in a key piece of 20th-century American life. In Bonfire of the Vanities, Tom Wolfe’s shimmering portrait of 1980s New…