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The New Meaning of ‘Collegiality’ in Higher Education

Being ‘uncollegial’ didn’t used to be grounds for termination, just disapproval. Like so many other things in higher education, that has changed.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 11

1990—More from Florida justices Rosemary Barkett and Gerald Kogan. In Stall v. State, the Florida supreme court adheres to its precedents holding that Florida’s...

Congress Should Drop Bad Ideas about Deposit Insurance

Implementing unlimited deposit insurance would only lessen the market discipline of banks and enable politically motivated regulatory overreach.

Biden’s ‘Climate Corps’ Is the Wrong Way to Help the Environment

Growing government and saddling future generations with more debt will only stymie economic and environmental progress.

Biden should study the legislative history of the Paycheck Protection Program: ‘It is a grant’

President Joe Biden attacks many opponents of his unilateral student-debt forgiveness programs as hypocrites because their businesses received emergency pandemic aid through the 2020 Paycheck Protection Program.

Pro-terrorist marches and the massacre of Israelis should end the gun control debate

The Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians that has left over 900 people dead will have many knock-on effects. One of them should be the end of the gun control debate in the United States.

Stanford’s settlement with Justice Department shows how deep China has its claws in our universities

China expects a return on its investments in American research faculty and institutions — but so too should the American people and our elected officials.

Republicans meet to nominate Speaker: live coverage

House Republicans are set to gather Wednesday morning to pick their nominee for Speaker. It could be a lengthy process — the conference is closely divided between House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) and House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) — but just how lengthy will depend on whether the GOP adopts a rules...

McCarthy ouster divides Republicans in new poll

Republicans share mixed opinions when it comes to House Republicans' decision to oust former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) from his leadership role last week, according to a new poll. The Associated Press-NORC poll found that 25 percent of Republicans approved of the decision to remove McCarthy, while 30 percent disapproved and 42 percent neither approved...

Cheering terrorism: Democrats must deal with their far-left antisemitism problem

Will the Democratic Party confront the dangerous antisemitic extremists who are in good standing in their own ranks?

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