The campus diversity regime, at the Ivy League school and elsewhere, won’t go down without a fight.

In Louisiana v. Callais, the justices will have a chance to restore the 1965 Voting Rights Act to its original purpose.

Trying to fight back. By no stretch of the imagination is it back, nor is it at all certain that it won't fall into ...

Union anxiety is notably absent when it comes to the dismal performance of U.S. students. The unions have ignored or ...

Today’s anti-Semites also seek to set Christians against Jews. When Candace Owens repeats blood libels, she does so with the ...

Unless a deal is struck soon, the tariff will hit beers, wines, and spirits originating from all the European Union’s 27 ...

As a holistic strategy, Broken Windows policing should be seen as a public-health intervention: it modifies environments, ...

As for wood, the amount burned for energy today is greater than at any time in history. Overall, burning wood supplies the ...

The University of California system’s abandonment of a policy that it pioneered is a turning point in higher education.

Congress should reallocate affordable-housing tax credits away from the biggest cities unless they adopt some pro-housing ...

If the verdict stands, Greenpeace will have to pay $667 million in damages to Energy Transfer, which built and owns the ...

Repealing collective-bargaining rights would help restore that voice. While public unions claim the change would leave ...