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Universities should teach conservative thought
Benjamin Storey and Jon Shields offer a helpful recommendation to American university leaders. Political polarization tempts all of us to collectivize our enemies, blinding us to distinctions among those we consider…
Controversial Harvard prof agrees to self-deport
Jessica Schwalb writes for the Washington Free Beacon about an interesting development involving the nation’s oldest university. Harvard Law School visiting professor Carlos Portugal Gouvea—who told authorities he fired a…
Government watchdog exposes Obamacare subsidy scam
Victor Nava writes for the New York Post about the recent exposure of Obamacare subsidies’ flaws. Affordable Care Act subsidies have been granted, without the required documentation, to 90% of fictitious applicants over the…
Democrats don’t see Britain’s cautionary tale
John Daniel Davidson writes for the Federalist about lessons to be learned from Britain’s political decline. It’s easy to look at a collapsing civil society in a foreign country and comfort ourselves that, despite all our…
Suit challenges scholarship limited to Hispanic students
Edward Blum writes for the Washington Free Beacon about his latest attack on racial preferences. Imagine a high school senior anywhere in America with a 4.0 GPA, rigorous coursework, and an extensive record of volunteering…
Assessing Hegseth’s role in Caribbean boat strike
Editors at National Review Online explore a recent media controversy involving the secretary of defense. The Washington Post published a blockbuster report last week headlined, “Hegseth order on first Caribbean boat strike,…
Warning everyone that no human being is ‘garbage’
Kathryn Jean Lopez writes at National Review Online about a disturbing element of today’s political discourse. I will confess, sometimes, if I listen to too much CNN or MSNBC, I am more inclined to defend the Trump…
Rubio distills Trump’s foreign policy approach
Jennifer Van Laar writes for RedState.com about significant comments from the US secretary of state. We got a lot of great news, and great sound bites, out of President Trump’s Tuesday cabinet meeting, but it was Secretary of…
SCOTUS case involving Trump’s authority labeled ‘vital’
Margot Cleveland writes for the Federalist about a significant case at the nation’s highest court. On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Trump v. Slaughter — a case that at its simplest level concerns…
China’s influence grows in American universities
Jennifer Richmond writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a disturbing development in American higher education. President Donald Trump’s surprise announcement in August that he’ll allow 600,000 Chinese students to attend…
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