Just because an ideology has failed repeatedly doesn’t mean it won’t attract new adherents. Witness what’s happening in New York.
Editorials
Terrible test scores don’t have to be inevitable. But they won’t be fixed by continuing with the status quo.
Compassion for criminals is cruelty for their past and future victims.
What just happened in Washington state is a vivid example of why opposing public employee strikes was once a bipartisan priority.
Charlie Kirk died defending and living out the values that built the country he loved.
What’s best for students and what’s best for the Clark County School District aren’t always the same thing.
Ideas have consequences. And the consequences of socialism are extremely destructive.
The point of the SNAP reforms in the “big, beautiful bill” is to make the program more efficient to ensure that benefits help American citizens who truly need the assistance.
New polling reveals that more Americans, particularly younger Americans, are willing to embrace changes to shore up Social Security for the long term.
This will mark the first full year at the helm for Superintendent Jhone Ebert. Ms. Ebert has yeoman’s work to do if the district is to improve its poor academic reputation.
Any suffering is on the hands of the terrorists.
The president’s actions to shrink the administrative state deserve attention.
Two common objections to selling a tiny portion of federal lands don’t hold up to scrutiny.
Even transportation can be degraded by bad ideology.
Terrific marketing works better when there are terrific deals to take advantage of.