Opinion

Mere days after President Joe Biden boasted during his State of the Union address that inflation is dropping, the Labor Department revealed that the consumer price index rose by 3.2% in the year ending in February, well past economist expectations and up from 3.1% in January. Worse still, both headline CPI and core CPI, that […]

In his State of the Union address last week, President Joe Biden ditched the term “climate change.” Apparently, the phrase isn’t scary enough. Instead, as the New York Times noted, Biden employed a different alliterative phrase: climate crisis. That the Earth’s climate is changing and human activity influences these changes to some degree or another […]

Men my age are in serious trouble. As young women have seen tremendous barriers to entry removed in sectors from STEM to the C-suite and gained tremendous personal and social capital as a result of this upward mobility, their male counterparts aren’t exactly following the trend. On average, men my age are underperforming academically and […]

Foreign Policy recently published a timely piece titled “The History Crisis Is a National Security Problem,” in which author Bret Devereaux explains that university cuts to history departments in the United States have left national security leaders at a disadvantage. What the article appears to be missing is the more challenging story that this is […]

If TikTok, the popular social media app owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, wanted to demonstrate why it is imperative that the federal government force ByteDance to sell the app to an entity not affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party, it could not have done better than the misbegotten influence campaign it tried on the […]