American journalist and author
Naomi Schaefer Riley writes about disturbing new evidence of the harmful effect of cannabis. Advocates of cannabis legalization have used two major arguments to persuade the public in the past…
Naomi Schaefer Riley writes about the real damage bad ideas can cause in child welfare policy discussions. How does the Overton Window shift? How do absurd ideas become part of…
Naomi Schaefer Riley and James Piereson write for National Affairs about the impact of recent changes in union membership. The success of unionization efforts at the SPLC has inspired workers…
Naomi Schaefer Riley of the American Enterprise Institute describes one negative consequence of society’s increased acceptance of drug use. What jobs are OK to do while you’re high? It’s a…
Naomi Schaefer Riley and James Piereson write for National Review about one unusual side effect from the growing power of the woke. For people who are worried about whether a…
Naomi Schaefer Riley explains for City Journal why the benefits of reopening schools compensate for potential health risks. Then there is the physical toll that staying at home will continue…
James Piereson and Naomi Schaefer Riley devote a National Affairs article to the future role of public universities. In recent years, public universities have faced a troubling question: Can they…
James Piereson and Naomi Schaefer Riley urge National Review Online readers to choose a “cheap” college or none at all. As the Chronicle [of Higher Education] notes, “to the company,…
One of the currently fashionable complaints about charitable and philanthropic giving of even left-leaning billionaires like Jeff Bezos is that the money does nothing to help the poor or reduce…
James Piereson and Naomi Schaefer Riley have nice things to say about Duke University in a co-authored City Journal column. For incoming freshmen at Duke next fall, it will be…
Naomi Schaefer Riley explains at National Review Online that colleges engaged in questionable legal proceedings long before the federal government got involved. Disciplinary panels — including ones that involved students…
Naomi Schaefer Riley explains for New York Post readers that environmental advocates tend to pursue policies that ignore or hurt the poor. Looking for something to do this weekend that…