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Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey write in National Affairs about the future of America’s traditional universities. “Legacy higher ed” has become a term of derision on the political right.…
David Catron writes for the American Spectator about the latest bad ideas from former Vice President Kamala Harris. For a sense of how bereft the Democrats are of credible leaders…
Mike Pence and Ed Feulner write in National Affairs about the need for a new focus on basic conservative principles. An existential identity crisis now grips the American right. A…
Glenn Hubbard writes in National Affairs about an opportunity for free-market supporters to capitalize on President Biden’s failures. The advent of “Bidenomics” has resurrected decades-old debates about the merits of…
Howard Husock writes for National Affairs about a critical failure among universities’ public policy schools. Whatever your view of the role of government, it should be obvious that our society…
John Yoo and Robert Delahunty write for National Affairs about originalists’ approach toward legal precedents. In the last two years, the Supreme Court achieved two of the goals for which…
Tom Miller writes in National Affairs about bad news on the health care reform front. Working in American health-care policy imparts a keen sense of déjà vu. The conditions that…
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…
Nat Malkus writes for National Affairs about an important electoral shift involving an important topic for families across the United States. American attitudes on education-related issues are undergoing historic changes…
Robert Pondiscio and Tracey Schirra write in National Affairs about the importance of public school transparency. [I]n today’s public schools, the domestic antagonisms that the founders feared are surfacing on…
Mark Warshawsky writes in National Affairs about the long-delayed Social Security reform that must take place. Social Security reform is no longer in vogue these days, even on the right.…
Tom Miller writes in National Affairs about one seldom-discussed flaw in the Affordable Care Act. It is natural to think of the enactment of a piece of legislation into law…