The proposed Paramount/Warner Bros. merger does not just represent media monopoly—it is another form of gerrymandering, of rigging the rules to limit who has power. Read Full Article » ...

Can state prosecution become state persecution?

Unchecked spending has pushed the federal debt to $40 trillion, weakening the economy and limiting the nation's options when the next emergency arrives. Read Full Article » ...

Whatever your opinion about the state of higher education, Tyler Austin Harper’s recent Atlantic cover story, “Why I Quit The Tenure Track,” will likely make you feel something—exhaustion, ...

It is indisputable that energy is the lifeblood of every civilization. We are reminded of that truth daily at the gas pumps and when it’s time to recharge the latest iPhone. Another indisputable truth ...

Elected officials across the country are fighting the federal government’s mass deportation campaign with new laws and funding. But some states are welcoming the shock troops. Read Full Article » ...

In today’s digital world, it might be surprising to hear that checks have become one of the most vulnerable entry points for fraud in the U.S. financial system. Fraud losses in the U.S. totaled at ...

The alternative is a restoration of human judgment, prudence, and a deeper notion of American citizenship that places duty over desert. Read Full Article » ...

His blackness was the crucial factor in his elevation to the pinnacle of academia by whites eager to feel good about themselves and secure that they couldn’t be called racist. Read Full Article » ...

Identity politics plays out in strange ways. It should take a quick constitutional exit. Read Full Article » Related Topics: politics & law, identity politics, transgender Comment Show comments Log In ...

Gotham’s surging revenues have sparked a vast expansion of government at the cost of fiscal discipline. Read Full Article » ...

Public education must empower the common citizen. Read Full Article » ...